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Demonstration

5 branches · 6 claims · bridge score 6.05

Canonical form

The act of explaining how to arrive at a conclusion through step-by-step explanation.

The act of showing someone how to arrive at a conclusion through step-by-step explanation.

Branch	Term	Role
02-physics/feynman	showed me	explanatory demonstration
02-physics/schrodinger	reaching the whole	explanatory demonstration
03-chemistry/water-anomalies	demonstrate	challenge to demonstrate water memory
05-biophysics/becker	take it to the next level	missing link to Becker's work
06-cosmology/inflation	periodically in my student evaluations get told I'm one of Yale's harsher graders	example of a challenging demonstration
07-mind/hegel	combines the abstract and the concrete	explanatory demonstration of Hegel's philosophy

A demonstration can be tested by having multiple individuals arrive at the same conclusion through independent step-by-step explanation.

[02-physics/feynman]Claim — Wheeler," he always called him Professor Wheeler.
[02-physics/schrodinger]Claim — and I never had a conversation like that one teaching Schrodinger's equation you
[03-chemistry/water-anomalies]Claim — eventually uh put up um an award of a million dollars to anybody who could gen w
[05-biophysics/becker]Claim — correctly his students never took it to the next level I I give Albert St Georgi
[06-cosmology/inflation]Claim — that is, I know I have the reputation, both because I periodically in my student
[07-mind/hegel]Claim — But the one thing that's really striking about Hegel uh is that he combines the