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As you ignore all the evidences that I have presented. :sheep:
--Dave
Aaand you dodged the question again
As you ignore all the evidences that I have presented. :sheep:
--Dave
Your nice image and commentary is about another theory, General Relativity. Our discussion was about another theory entirely.
This does prove, however, that you haven't fine your due diligence during this discussion - you freely should read a Special Relativity primer to avoid making silly, false assertions.
Aaand you dodged the question again
You ignored the question. How do flood waters stand several feet above all mountaintops on a flat surface?
Dave, on a globe, there's no edge of the earth for water to go off of. So let's try again. How would a flat earth flood to 15 cubits above the highest mountain without all the water falling off the edge faster than the water can rise?The same way they would cover them on a globe I would guess.
--Dave
Modern cosmology today is not real science because theories like multi-universes cannot be proven true or false.
One theory absurdly states that universes can "miraculously" be created out of nothingness. How convenient, especially when a finely tuned universe is required for life to exist as we know it. Intelligent life logically implies an intelligent Creator, but not if "modern cosmologists" can "imagine" quantum mechanics "by chance" accomplishing the same task.
Dave, how does a flat earth explain Job 26:7, 10?I will "eventually" answer every question. Flat earth and flood are both "literally" Biblical.
--Dave
Do you know the status of the project to detect either dark matter or dark energy? These, together with gravitons, still prove to be the known ghosts in modern science, right? We've never seen them, but they exist according to equations, correct? It will be interesting when these things are detected.It is real science, but it is unknown if Chaotic Inflation (the theory that produces different regions with different physical laws, that you are calling multiverses) is correct. It is science because the theory makes specific predictions about how the universe that we can see. The prediction that I am aware of is that we should see B-mode polarisation in the microwave background radiation. If that feature is actually observed (and it could be in the next few months) than that will provide some support for the theory.
The microwave background radiation has exactly the same pattern as would be expected if our universe was influences by quantum events when very small, with quantum fluctuations providing tiny density variations that gravity would eventually pull into galaxy clusters as the universe expanded and cooled. (Scroll down to the graphs here - they are very convincing evidence that the bulk of the theory is correct
Happy New Year Dave!! Time for the earth to take another trip around the.... oh wait... never-mind.Happy New Year
Also, the nonlocal hidden variable, also a no-show. This is the thing that compels particle behavior in the Plank scale range to appear random, and predictable, using confidence intervals, which is a statistical notion, which places particle physics in the statistics department rather than as a physical science. Unless . . . someone can produce that pesky nonlocal hidden variable that protects Bell's Theorem from ever being denied.Do you know the status of the project to detect either dark matter or dark energy? These, together with gravitons, still prove to be the known ghosts in modern science, right? We've never seen them, but they exist according to equations, correct? It will be interesting when these things are detected.
Dave, on a globe, there's no edge of the earth for water to go off of. So let's try again. How would a flat earth flood to 15 cubits above the highest mountain without all the water falling off the edge faster than the water can rise?
Additional question: How would the flat earth theory explain the "fountains of the great deep" breaking forth?
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It is real science, but it is unknown if Chaotic Inflation (the theory that produces different regions with different physical laws, that you are calling multiverses) is correct. It is science because the theory makes specific predictions about how the universe that we can see. The prediction that I am aware of is that we should see B-mode polarisation in the microwave background radiation. If that feature is actually observed (and it could be in the next few months) than that will provide some support for the theory.
The microwave background radiation has exactly the same pattern as would be expected if our universe was influences by quantum events when very small, with quantum fluctuations providing tiny density variations that gravity would eventually pull into galaxy clusters as the universe expanded and cooled. (Scroll down to the graphs here - they are very convincing evidence that the bulk of the theory is correct: http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/CMB-DT.html)
So where are the photos of these walls of ice?There's no edge that we can can see on the flat earth model, the oceans are surrounded/circled by a wall of ice.
--Dave
So where are the photos of these walls of ice?
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lAnd yet we're (again, afaik) all creationists who like science, because GOOD science supports the Bible (or at the very least, does not oppose it. So get out of here with your straw-man arguments.
We, meaning you and me and 99.9% of the human race will not see "B-mode polarisation in the microwave background radiation", we will be told it has occurred by the "gods" of NASA and we will not be able to dispute these "god" unless we want be called lunatics for the rest of our lives.
Since you didn't get special relativity right, being the expert and all on physics, I don't know what I can believe from you now.
--Dave
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On Relativity, since I teach that theory to my advanced physics students, I would dearly love to know what I am getting wrong after all these years. Would you enlighten me please? Be specific.
Knowing I do not want to prevent Israel from committing genocide against Arab Muslims, I hope you never learn how often you are wrong. Try to say something smug about that.I've found that nut cases can never be convinced that they are wrong, no matter what the evidence. I end up wasting time trying to get them to see reason. If I give up- they figure they've somehow won.
In short- I am not even going to start on this one.
Have a nice day.
Knowing I do not want to prevent Israel from committing genocide against Arab Muslims, I hope you never learn how often you are wrong. Try to say something smug about that.
Inadvertently? You are a liar. Most of the time, the Arabs are defenseless.You do not know what the word "Genocide" means. Look it up. Israel is not perfect, but has never gotten even close to 'genocide'. And sorry- civilians being inadvertently killed during a battle does not qualify as 'genocide'.