Wuwei
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Yes, I agree, but our local "doctoral candidate" is a brick wall.
They seem to think any particular temperature has only one emitted wavelength. SSDD wouldn't respond directly but he implies that water only has one velocity for molecules at a certain temperature even though that would preclude evaporation.
These guys don't understand that changing physics in one area causes big problems down the road in another area.
I think they are confusing a single frequency with the peak of BB radiation given by Wein's law. When SSDD made that mistake years ago I retorted that he would be saying the temperature of a blue LED is somewhere around 5700 C because that is the peak using Wein's law. To someone that doesn't know the first thing about physics Wein's law can be deceptive to them. Simply plug in a single frequency out comes a temperature.
Yes, changing physics in one area has unintended consequences.
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