How do physics engines work?

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MetaPhysik
Dec 26, 2017

Anything that converts a source of energy into mechanical work is an engine, no matter how complicated it is.

Explanation:

Well, by that definition, we humans are engine too. Since you don't want to be called an engine, we need to change the definition a little: Any machine that converts a source of energy into motions is an engine, no matter how complicated it is.

Do you still think we are a machine?

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