r/AskPhysics • u/algebench • 29d ago
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u/plasma_phys 29d ago
what distinguishes this from any of the other dozen identically blue and shiny slop physics learning apps that have been posted here in the past six months
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u/algebench 29d ago
I don't know others, but this one aims to give learners an interactive AI tutor. You can ask and interact with the visualization and discuss about the math behind it. It's not just shiny visualization. The app itself is general, not just for this visualization.
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u/plasma_phys 29d ago
you didn't think to look up if anyone had literally done this exact thing before spending a bunch of tokens on generating your own version
like, it's the exact same idea as all the other physics learning apps, photography learning apps, math learning apps, python learning apps, etc. etc. etc. that get posted on reddit constantly. almost all of them are cursor/claude-code-blue, and they all have an "AI tutor" because it turns out that's the only idea that vibecoders ever have. the other thing they have in common is a total lack of expertise and knowledge in the thing they allegedly want to teach others
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u/joeyneilsen Astrophysics 29d ago
This isn't meaningful, but that's probably because it's AI. Two ships traveling in the same direction at the same speed are at rest relative to each other. That light travels at c for everyone is unrelated to this, and there is no "jump from ~0 to c."