what is physics, ethics and logics means?
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Physics is the Science of energy and matter and the interaction between the two.\n\nEthics are the rules or values of which a person or group of people live by.\n\nLogic is simply reasoning.  Being able to determine something by deductive reasoning.
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Whose ethics are we talking about here? Law is law, it is generally very black and white, and set by either law makers or statutory law. Ethics are a very personal set of rules, by which each individual run by, much like Morals. Really Morals and Ethics are closer related than Law to either of them. Ethics are to a person as Morals are to a group, in a sense. Laws are drawn on either of these, or neither, however since each group has a different opinion, and more so each individual opinion differs, Laws don't tend to follow every group's Morals and even more so any person's Ethics.
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Philosophy is a field of study that includes diverse subfields such as aesthetics, epistemology, ethics, logic, and metaphysics, in which people ask questions such as whether God exists, what is the nature of reality, whether knowledge is possible, and what makes actions right or wrong. The fundamental method of philosophy is the use of reasoning to evaluate arguments concerning these questions. However, the exact scope and methodology of philosophy is not rigid. What counts as philosophy is itself debated, and it varies across philosophical traditions.\n\nThe term philosophy comes from the Greek word "Φιλοσοφία" (philo-sophia), which means "love of wisdom" or less commonly "friend of wisdom". Many ancient Greek philosophers made the distinction between the desire for wisdom, as opposed to the desire for material things, vices, and the satisfaction of bodily desires. The definition of wisdom for many ancient Greeks would have been about virtue and the desire for knowledge and not false opinions. However, the term is notoriously difficult to define today (see definition of philosophy) because of the diverse range of ideas that have been labeled as philosophy. The Penguin Dictionary of Philosophy defines it as the study of "the most fundamental and general concepts and principles involved in thought, action, and reality". The Penguin Encyclopedia says that philosophy differs from science in that philosophy's questions cannot be answered empirically, and from religion in that philosophy allows no place for faith or revelation. However, these points are called into question by the Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy, which states: "the late 20th-century... prefers to see philosophical reflection as continuous with the best practice of any field of intellectual enquiry." Indeed, many of the speculations of early philosophers in the field of natural philosophy eventually formed the basis for modern scientific explanations on a variety of subjects.\n\nInformally, a "philosophy" may refer to a general world view or to a specific ethic or belief. However, this notion of "a" philosophy implies that there can be more than one answer to any of the major questions that philosophers have historically desired to answer. Many past philosophers would have claimed that there is only the attempt to study one philosophy, not the improper study of many philosophies, just as there is only one proper study on the subject of chemistry or physics.
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This may be answerable through an appeal to philosophy.  Assume that all Matter is composed of intelligent organisms.  Each organism experiences inputs and makes decisions in the process of interacting with the Universe around it.  There are three "forces" behind this phenomena:\n\nThe latter force (meaning the second of two presentations):  Each organism must experience inputs one at a time; one of them must occurr after the other as the organism experiences a Choice.\n\nThe later force:  The organism may chose the first of the inputs it experiences; then the other input is delayed by the choice.  The organism may chose the last of the inputs it experiences; then the processing of the other input is delayed by the choice.\n\nThe ladder force:  This is the bit maker force: the organism must forever execute these choices one at a time as it experiences the Universe.\n\nIn physical formula, the process of choice is abstracted away and only timeless probabilities remain; so in a physical sense, time does not exist.  Time is a moral and ethical phenomena, not a physical phenomena.
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Logic is A=B, B=C, therefore A=C. (sees the steps in a process, understands cause and effect, etc)\n\nCritical thinking says.... "okay, that is true, but why? and what can I do with that knowledge? and how will affect/effect me now and in the future?"
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Validity means it is not possible for all the syllogism's premises to be true and its conclusion to be false. Soundness means it has all true premises. \n\nSince your syllogism's logic follows through, it is valid. Since one of its premises is wrong (that a dog has five legs), it is not sound.
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Science is from the Latin for knowledge.  So "conscience" is inner knowledge or knowledge inside.
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science is the pursuit of knowledge of the physical.  belief systems deal with the supernatural.  i think that priority should be given to what will better society as a whole and science shouldn't worry about what people think.
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Quantum physics is a fundamental physical theory that replaces Newtonian mechanics and classical electromagnetism at the atomic and subatomic levels.  It is the underlying framework of many fields of physics and chemistry, including condensed matter physics, quantum chemistry, and particle physics. Often, it is the answer to questions when general relativity fails.
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Main Entry: 1ques·tion \nPronunciation: 'kwes-ch&n, 'kwesh-\nFunction: noun\nEtymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin quaestion-, quaestio, from quaerere to seek, ask\n1 a (1) : an interrogative expression often used to test knowledge (2) : an interrogative sentence or clause b : a subject or aspect in dispute or open for discussion : ISSUE; broadly : PROBLEM, MATTER c (1) : a subject or point of debate or a proposition to be voted on in a meeting (2) : the bringing of such to a vote d : the specific point at issue\n2 a : an act or instance of asking : INQUIRY b : INTERROGATION; also : a judicial or official investigation c : torture as part of an examination d (1) : OBJECTION, DISPUTE <true beyond question> (2) : room for doubt or objection <little question of his skill> (3) : CHANCE, POSSIBILITY <no question of escape>
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A belief in god based on logic is an oxymoron. Logic is the filter we use to prevent myths from becoming confused with reality. Everything that can be observed and tested for is natural. Therefore by definition, the supernatural must be IMAGINED to exist.
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Physics (from the Greek, φυσικός (phusikos), "natural", and φύσις (phusis), "nature") is the science of Nature in the broadest sense. Physicists study the behavior and properties of matter in a wide variety of contexts, ranging from the sub-nuclear particles from which all ordinary matter is made (particle physics) to the behavior of the material Universe as a whole (cosmology).
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Logic, from Classical Greek λόγος (logos), originally meaning the word, or what is spoken, (but coming to mean thought or reason) is the study of criteria for the evaluation of arguments, although the exact definition of logic is a matter of controversy among philosophers.\n\nDivisions of Logic:Syllogistic, Predicate, Modal, Deductive, Mathematical, Philosophical,Computational,
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Ethics are action that are fair. Now have to deceived what is fair in any action you do. You can always guide people if they are not fair in their action.
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Ethics is/are much like discipline.  In this case, doing what is best for the most people effected.  Sadly, while it can be taught, the difference between right and wrong, most would rather just sit down and turn on the TV, leaving the teaching solely to the teachers at school.\nWhat is right?  An age old question yet to be fully answered.  That's like asking what is "Fair."  It is subjective.  To make something "even" means that someone has to lose while the other gains.  Is THAT fair?
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Logic is the study of reason, that is, of rational ways of drawing or establishing conclusions. \nLogic is for constructing proofs which give us reliable confirmation of the truth of the proven proposition.
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A logic gate is an arrangement of controlled switches used to calculate operations using Boolean logic in digital circuits. They are primarily implemented electronically (using diodes, transistors) but can also be constructed using electromagnetic relays, fluidics, optical or even mechanical elements.