Recent content by JudgeRightly

Even if the distance through vacuum is different, but the distance through a medium (or simply just reflected) is the same? It would only look simultaneous if the speed of light in a vacuum is in fact instantaneous wouldn't it? Which is what we're trying to determine. You would only need two...

Sorry! Forgot to ping you, @Clete

Woe to you.

This is a public forum. Not a conference. The only "fee" to be paid is making an account. Everyone here who can post has paid that fee. All that's left is for you to "put up or shut up." (Hint: that's the "share some knowledge" thing you mentioned.) If you refuse to do that, then why are...

Around 7500 years (give or take 100 years) ago. We know this from genealogies anchored in specific dates given in Scripture and from calculating the rough date (within 100 years on either side) of the Flood, with long orbit comets like Halley's Comet. Because you say so? Everything that has...

You sound like the grifter Kenneth Copeland. And that's NOT a compliment. "Give me money and I'll expound to you the Information I found in Scripture!" <-- You sound like this. This forum is a place for open discussion. If you're here to grift, or hide "secrets" behind a paywall, you can...

I'm pretty sure you're wrong. Now what?

No. The correct answer is, "Apart from God, I don't know how the universe could have been created." But you don't like that. So you'll try to adhere to the plain "I don't know" instead.

Dream of the government, rather.

A thought occurred to me as I was writing a reply to my post just now, and its more important, so... My suggestion would be to have a similar setup, but instead of it being one mirror (and in a garage, no less), you would have a laser at one end, and a series of mirrors set at intervals that...

Hmmm, I was going to suggest that having it reflect off of the mirror and bounce back towards the source would help to understand if it's instantaneous, but that means it's bouncing at least once, which means it possibly slowed down....

So is your naïveté.

I've been thinking of a similar experiment for a while, but couldn't quite describe it and didn't know if it would be able to overcome any of the difficulties that arise when trying to determine the one-way speed of light (my initial guess is that it doesn't...). I just came across this video...

... Who need to get paid so they can feed their families... The threat of losing their job tends to make people fall in line even if the ideas being promoted are a little ridiculous.

Makes more sense for him to have written Hebrews if he was a Jew.