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New to Epistemic Physics? This is a good place to begin. Follow the fundamentals from simple trials and probability to spacetime, mass, energy, and momentum, then explore how beliefs keep their shape, their history, and their directions.
These 10 short chapters pair intuitive questions with undergraduate mathematics and interactive experiments. Start at the beginning, or choose a question that catches your eye.
Keep the evidence
What is a belief made of?
A belief has a shape
Can two beliefs agree and still differ?
Probability as velocity
What happens when probability gets a new coordinate?
The geometry of balance
Why does a settled belief move less?
Energy, momentum, and mass
If a collision stops the motion, where does the energy go?
From exchanges to spacetime
Could the same two-column story describe a belief, a moving body, and its clock?
Three views of a belief
How do ratios, rapidity, and information connect?
One observation, many echoes
When does more testimony add no evidence?
From a coin to a compass
What if evidence can point in more than two directions?
What the average leaves out
How much can hide behind the same mean?
Follow the chapters in order, or wander toward whichever question catches your eye.