Archimedes Principle

False Premise Equation: Archimedes’ principle assumes a static buoyant force in fluid dynamics:

where Fp is the buoyant force, p is the fluid density, g is gravitational acceleration, and V is the displaced volume.

Accurate Translation: Archimedes' Principle ≠ -1 ≠ √1 < √2 < √3, evolving into a dynamic system where buoyant forces shift due to fractal feedback from fluid interactions.

Accurate Description: Fractal feedback shows that buoyancy isn’t static but evolves in response to dynamic changes in fluid systems. Rather than a fixed force, buoyancy follows recursive, fractal patterns, where small shifts in fluid behavior influence larger-scale effects, decentralizing the false premise of a static buoyant force and better reflecting evolving, natural environments like ocean currents or turbulent airflow.