Physics Without Blinders simplifies physics in a way no one would expect. It accomplishes this by focusing on the scientific method, questioning the validity of Newton's Three Laws of Motion. The author begins by reviewing each of those laws individually and examining them as a unified package before taking physicists somewhere they never go and reminding them of things they have seemingly forgotten. While some may scoff at the idea of questioning a scientific law that has been unchallenged for quite some time, the author points out that we've often proved "facts" to be untrue. In short, a slightly flawed hypothesis can, under the right conditions, transform into an accepted scientific fact. When this happens, physicists tend to ignore, ridicule, or try to correct anyone who looks into its validity. A mistake simply remains "true" until the right rebellious soul comes along. Join the author as he asks questions that no one else has dared to ask.
