Physike

: Unlike purely external observation, physike is often described as an internal perception granted to the "pure in heart". It requires a failure of "primal idolatry"—moving past the surface message of nature to recognize the "messenger" behind it.

where $E_i$ is the initial energy and $E_f$ is the final energy. physike

: For thinkers like Aristotle, physike was the study of things that change and have an internal source of movement. This covered everything from biology and psychology to what we now call physics and chemistry. : Unlike purely external observation, physike is often

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$$F = ma$$

where $F$ is the net force acting on the object, $m$ is its mass, and $a$ is its acceleration.

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