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Originally posted by Astyanax
We live in a universe. There is no evidence whatsoever that it is part of a complex of universes. Even if it was, such a complex of universes would not be interactive; information cannot travel from one universe to another, or they would both be the same universe.
Thanks for calling me a bloody imbecile. Have you any suggestions as to why I should not report you for it?
Report it? To Prez Obama?
Originally posted by Astyanax
You’re safe for the time being.
Originally posted by itsatrap
It has always amazed me at how arrogant scientists have become to assume that they have "figured out" the universe.
Originally posted by itsatrapThe scientific culture has seemed to have forgotten that theories (like the big bang, string, and gravity) are meant to be improved upon, adapted, revised, or possibly even thrown out in the face of new data.
Originally posted by itsatrapBut now it seems that the culture treats theory as law and you never question it. If the data doesn't fit the theory, the data must be wrong....
For example, dark matter and dark energy are terms invented due to anomalous data that completely contradicts our understanding of gravity and the big bang. It's a clever way of saying "we have no idea what is going on out there", and what's so wrong with admitting that?
Originally posted by itsatrapOnly the most miniscule changes to a theory are allowed. Its a good thing galileo isn't around today, if he thought the catholic church was bad....wait til he got an eyeful of the scientific community of today. He probably wouldn't be under house arrest for his radical ideas, but he would be so ostracized that he would probably end up teaching a 4th grade science class in wisconsin! (no offense to any 4th grade science teachers, this is galileo after all)
Science has become, ironically, a religion itself. With differing theories polarizing groups like christians and muslims.
I'm not saying science is wrong, I'm just saying that it tends to act a little childish when things don't go as expected.
Originally posted by itsatrap
It has always amazed me at how arrogant scientists have become to assume that they have "figured out" the universe. the data must be wrong....