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Functional Programming for Physics Geeks

Isaac Newton accomplished a lot. Among the numerous physical and mathematical insights he left us are three numbered laws that bear his name. Newton’s second law is the most important of these; it provides a method for understanding the motion of an object if we know the forces that act on it. Newton’s third law is almost as significant; it’s a rule about how two objects interact. Newton’s first law, from a mathematical standpoint, is a corollary to Newton’s second law, so it seems the smallest of the three. But since Newton’s second law is sufficiently intuition shattering, it’s helpful to get our minds around something simpler before trying to grasp it. Newton’s first law serves well in this capacity; it makes a bold claim that seems obviously false.