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Nov 21 at 12:49 comment added Michael I agree with the claim that "we can only describe how it behaves in relation to other things and quantify it." But this is true for every physical quantity. Hence, if one claims that "no one knows" what energy is, this also applies to all other quantities like mass, momentum, charge, time, etc. There's no fundamental difference between our knowledge of what energy "is" and, say, our knowledge of what charge "is.".
Oct 25, 2016 at 16:46 history answered D. Ennis CC BY-SA 3.0