The problem with scientists is they think theirs is the final answer. How small minded can you get?
There is no final answer to anything.
There are no facts only interpretations.
Interesting Findings from the ESA Plank Satellite
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slimboyfat
Yes jgnat science on one level is just a series of stories like any other. Except scientists believe their stories are "true" in some ultimate and final sense. They are true believers, worse in some ways than the most fanatical religionists, because society tends to lend more credibility to their delusions of ultimate truth than is afforded to religionists.
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slimboyfat
Jgnat can you see the northern lights where you are?
I think my wife might have put something in my coffee today. Which is especially surprising because I don't drink coffee.
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EntirelyPossible
Our universe has an elegant, intelligible, and discoverable underlying mathematical structure in quantum mechanics, general relativity and DNA biochemistry, which proves INTENT. Intent in this context means one thing, nothing in the universe science happens by chance.
Can you or can you not explain how the equation you posted shows what existed before the Big Bang? Can you source anything that shows how we know the theory (in the scientific sense) what came before the Big Bang?
Stop dancing around the question. You made explicit claim. Put up or shut up, panda. Oh, and your intent comment is bunk. It says nothing and means nothing.
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EntirelyPossible
The problem with scientists is they think theirs is the final answer. How small minded can you get?
That not at all what scientists think.
There are no facts only interpretations.
You think that's the only answer? How small minded can you get? And there are facts, BTW....
Except scientists believe their stories are "true" in some ultimate and final sense.
That is absolutely 100% not true.
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cantleave
SBF I wasn't insulting you, I was insulting your comments which were fatuous and incorrect!
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cantleave
QC - Your video and comments do not have any relevance to your statement regarding the cosmological constant.
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jgnat
SBF, the spirit of inquiry, discovery, and story is what engages me. Surely anyone who loves a good yarn as well as you can appreciate that.
Yes, northern lights are visible where I am. I've seen vast sheets of green dancing across the sky. That night, it was all green.
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slimboyfat
jgnat I think I am going to Norway next week. Can you still see the northern lights this time of year? I guess they are brightest in the winter is that right? (According to the scientists I suppose)
cantleave what did I say that was incorrect? A Brief History of Time was a boring book and put me of scientismic explanations and cosmology. That's an opinion, not correct or incorrect. I don't believe in a reality-appearance distinction and I am a bit suspicious of words like correct, true and real. They are rhetorical devices within specific discourses or language games more than anything else.
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jgnat
I think more is seen in the winter because the nights are longer. Especially this far North.