GuyOnInternet
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The major advancements in physics in the last 150 years have been made by people who studied physics at some point in their life prior to making those contributions. If scientific knowledge is not cumulative, why do people need knowledge of the existing physics in order to advance physics? For that matter, why wasn't Einstein's Theory of Relativity proposed in 3,000 B.C. by an uneducated peasant out of nowhere?