Call these brute-physical views.
Human organisms have brute-physical persistence conditions.
The commission stuck a finger in the air and ventured that this might be compatible with a 61% rise in passengers by 2050, a calculation that must rely on engineering advances easing the brute, energy-intensive physics of lifting people and machinery into the air.
The Lilliputians - the mix of company members and volunteers - move the giants with a combination of brute force, simple physics and flamboyant artistry.
Dealing with Einstein's general relativity, for instance, Janssen (2003) greatly emphasizes its explanation of the equivalence of inertial and gravitational mass (essentially a brute fact in Newtonian physics) over the resolution of the puzzle of Mercury's perihelion.
Jaworski insists on causal pluralism, but admits "all forces are operating at a fundamental physical level": This latter remark seems to concede that what one has in fact is an explanatory pluralism, with causation included in the domain of explanation, but all the brute force is confined to physics.
But political reality is easier to shift than the brute reality of chemistry and physics.
In that case, "there is no smarter way" for computers to work out these physics equations "than brute-force checking" of each possible equation, Cubitt says.
The EU's roadmap to fusion backs the brute force route – because experiments in a large reactor make the physics somewhat simpler – but a sprinkling of support for smaller-scale, more esoteric routes to fusion power could lead to a breakthrough on a far shorter timescale.
While it is certainly true that there is some connection between the metaphysics and physics for example, the force, which belongs to monads explains the brute phenomena of motion and rest in the physical world physics does enjoy significant autonomy from metaphysics (Janik 1982, 106; Barber 1967, 209).[14] We see the impact of this on her physics in §6 below.
