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Diagonal Argument | Math, science, their history, and assorted trivia and quadrivia. Diagonal Argument Skip to content Home About Math Notes ← Older posts by Michael Weiss | August 22, 2023 · 2:48 pm Aristotle and Falling Objects Prev Aristotle Intro: The Cage Match Do heavier objects fall faster? Once upon a time, this question was presented as a cage match between Aristotle and Galileo (Galileo winning). As Carlo Rovelli puts it: …[Aristotle’s physics] is commonly said to state that heavier objects fall faster when every high-school kid should know they fall at the same speed. (Do they??) and Thony Christie at The Renaissance Mathematicus says: As is generally well known, having defined fall as natural motion, Aristotle now goes on to elucidate his laws of fall, which, of course, everybody knows were wrong being first brilliantly corrected by Galileo in the seventeenth century. Firstly, Aristotle’s laws of fall are not as wrong as people think...
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