Build on the physics that's there instead of trying to create something out of thin air. This paper by John :
>[The Joy of Condensed Matter](https://nautil.us/issue/97/wonder/the-joy-of-condensed-matter)
> *"It’s called “condensed matter physics,” and it’s the study of solids and liquids. We are living in the golden age of condensed matter physics."*
So you need to tell me one thing that I am doing wrong wrt to my geophysics models of Chandler wobble, QBO, and ENSO. Should be easy to debunk, right?
Build on the physics that's there instead of trying to create something out of thin air. This paper by John :
>[The Joy of Condensed Matter](https://nautil.us/issue/97/wonder/the-joy-of-condensed-matter)
> *"It’s called “condensed matter physics,” and it’s the study of solids and liquids. We are living in the golden age of condensed matter physics."*
So you need to tell me one thing that I am doing wrong wrt to my geophysics models of Chandler wobble, QBO, and ENSO. Should be easy to debunk, right?
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