Everybody knows that to make a bottle of champagne erupt in bubbles?

Question

you have to shake it .............
Does that prove that to take advantage of a phenomenon you do not need to understand it ?

Answer 1

You have to understand the phenomenon of cause and effect.

You have to know that you need to shake the bottle.

You have to understand that things happen in space and time

You have to understand the concept of 'I' or 'they'

You have to understand the difference between 'champagne' and other liquids/solids/matter.

You have to understand how to 'shake'

That's a lot of concepts to understand before you can make the bubbles.

Answer 2

In order to take full advantage of any phenomenon on a consistent basis over a longer period of time, one needs to understand it deeply...... because no phenomenon is either independent or ever constant.

Answer 3

you dont need to know how, or what...unless you really want to. if it fires or explodes then find out where the trigger is.
the champagne bottle is an excelent example. on two occasions i have used the stream of foam technique on two occasions...my aunts wedding and my school graduation. i fired the cork at my teacher and an uncle. good times eh?