On the Origin of the Constants C and H

This course explores the origins and implications of the fundamental constants c (speed of light) and h (Planck's quantum) in the context of physics. The learning outcomes include understanding the potential anomalies of Newtonian physics related to these constants and questioning traditional concepts of space and time. The course covers topics such as the history of scientific reasoning, the role of free parameters, simplifying physics concepts, and the transition from Newtonian physics to quantum mechanics. The teaching method involves a talk by the instructor, supplemented by references to historical figures and scientific theories. This course is intended for individuals interested in theoretical physics, scientific philosophy, and the foundations of modern physics.