Physics is beautiful in theory, but I've noticed most people only appreciate it when we skip the math and just show the phenomenon. My nephew lit up when I explained why a ceiling fan doesn't fly away using Newton's third law—no equations, just a hand gesture. Yet, I can't help feeling that without the rigor of problem-solving, we're just giving them magic tricks instead of understanding. Should high school physics focus more on conceptual understanding and real-world applications rather than mathematical derivations?