Inanimate to Animate

Another thought on third Dimension Doers vs. Trackers Sustainability of process vs. outcome and output Throughput vs. activities  Procedure vs. outcome The thought behind this question is: "Why is there an organizational difference between the technical vs. procedural know how" Examples for thinking about finding samples in nature: Engineer who designs parts vs. engineer who processes Electrician who installs vs. Prefab or PM assistant  Process accuracy vs. outcome Procedure follow up vs. product Output vs. outcome Just get it done vs. get it done accurately constantly  Abstract research vs. applied  Academia vs. business  Building vs. interior decoration  Playing music in Titanic vs. rescuing people Engine room vs. serving dinner to the guests in A ship In nature: River vs. it's bed Water flowing faster in the middle vs. zero velocity at the banks Plants vs. fruits. If fruits considered to be useful  Food industry vs. entertai

Hi All: I have a thought about our understanding of the universe as we know it. I assume, that all of our understanding and discovery of laws of physics are an extension or related to our sensory. In other words, we measure what we sense and we can then extend it with other tools to help us measure extremes of our senses, such as infrared or ultraviolet. So, here is the question: Would the laws of physics be different or change if our sensory changes or was different? Please let me hear your thoughts. Thnaks Perry