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Naive physics

Naive physics studies the untrained human perception of basic physical phenomena and the simple models of physics understood by non-specialists, including e.g. software engineers or animators, whose models of physical reality are often much simplified compared to physicists'.

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See also: folk mathematics, weak ontology[?], perceptual psychology[?]



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