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Posted: Jun 13 2007, 12:13 PM


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Zephir

QUOTE: "The advantage of the nested honeycomb structure of Aether foam is, you can choose every bubble of your personal preference as the primitive cell for the further description."

That is what I call the disadvantage of the AWT - because then one have to accept a physical world with principles like: Infinity - Continuation -

and this free choice of any recurcive bubble is in my eyes such an oversimplification that AWT ends up in one sentence - "everything is recursive" - then what why how ?- give me a lttle more.

Do you think we can ignore the Informational part, and if no - then how do you see that information is playing in your AWT-world.

I think that the 3D Pixel Universe is a better name than your proposed "Blue Cross Universe" model? Or the "Pair of Cherries Universe" model? Unfortunately I have no good suggestions to a better name for your AWT - model.


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QUOTE (Zephir @ Jun 12 2007, 10:00 PM)
Well, even the Ptolemaic model couldn't be completely wrong, if it gives exactly the same results, like the heliocentric model. The problem is, the Ptolemaic model is just a sort of numeric regression of reality. For example, I can extrapolate the motion of Earth by the randomly chosen curve of the high polynomial degree - the higher degree polynom, the more exact and scientific such "theory" would appear by your assumption!

Such example sounds ridiculously, indeed - but this is exactly the way, which the mainstream science has chosen before one hundred years: if some theory appears... well, no so exact - the theorists just add another postulates into it to make it more complex. Such approach is apparently inconclusive from long term perspective.



Zephir, lets be honest. The modelling of the planets we have observed. Modelling electrons orbits around atoms? not so easy to observe.

Macroscopically, yeah, we can observe and draw conclusions there. But till we can observe all particles exactly, lest stick to working maths.


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QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 13 2007, 10:36 AM)
Zephir. The trouble with aether foam is that there would have only been a set amount in the beginning and as the universe expands, it would grow ever less dense. It would only work in a steady state universe or a continuous creation universe.

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Zephir. The trouble with aether foam is that there would have only been a set amount in the beginning and as the universe expands, it would grow ever less dense. It would only work in a steady state universe or a continuous creation universe.


[NB: My first post, I'm not a scientist, just a sceptic huh.gif]

* From what I understand of the 'process physics' approach, the 'foam' is always and everywhere simplifying itself such that the net effect is an eternal movement in the direction of small-wards. Amongst other things, this would account for gravitationally attraction.
[NB: I tried to put some relevant links in here but it was denied me, which wasted a good bit of my time an all! IE, to stuff at Flinders University, to Chapter 8 of something by a Webster Kerr, to articles about Dayton Miller's work]

* In this version of aether and space-time foam, 'particles' are faults or knotty tangles in the fabric [STS] of space time. In other words particles are regions of space-time where the structure of the small-wards flow has become recursive via a topological knot of some sort. This leads to the idea that the small-wards flow may have some characteristics of a vortex.

The dimensions of the nodes and connections in this space-time fabric are randomly variable down to a minimum size of the Planck length.

* My own preferred conception of all this [in thought pictures] is that the basic structure of space-time is connections between nodes whereby each connection is simply two faces [I call them 'Janus'] each of which is part of a node [or 'quorum' because there must be at least three such links]. These two faces are simply the same thing with no dimension or internal distance/structure apart from the two faces and the distance between them externally is the number of nodes/quorums that must be traversed to go externally from one to the other. Our three or four [5, 6, 7, ?] dimensions are just emergent properties of there being unlimited numbers of links and nodes.

* From what I have read on the Net, Dallas's contention of no aether is not properly demonstrated. If the true facts about Dayton Miller's measurements are simply being ignored, that is a scandal.


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A Paradox. I think you need 50 posts before you can post links, though people who post ads here seem to get around it.


Science is now about cronyism and certain people like Hawking can say any rubbish and it is instantly accepted as fact while others come up with more realistic theories and they are ignored.


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Kaneda? If Zephire's Aether exists what could it be made of? Perhaps an more apt question would be could it's composition be propagated. Plenty of people are thinking in terms of a vaccum having some sort of substance to be a medium for the propagation of whatever, however if that `some sort of substance' could be sent, given/imparted with motion what would that mean? Could it mean that the speed of light between stellar objects would increase beyond 186282 miles per second?


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Kaneda

QUOTE: "Science is now about cronyism and certain people like Hawking can say any rubbish and it is instantly accepted as fact while others come up with more realistic theories and they are ignored."

Do you think that the 3D Pixel Universe is a totally unrealistic theory?


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QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 17 2007, 10:45 AM)
Science is now about cronyism and certain people like Hawking can say any rubbish and it is instantly accepted as fact while others come up with more realistic theories and they are ignored.

You are hardly an authority on the matters of science which you feel competent to speak on.

Unsupported claims by kaneda (November 7-8, 2006)
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Astronomy
The Sun
Facts
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 02:46 PM)
The Sun weighs in at about 2.2x10^28 tons. It loses 4x10^6 tons per second which means over 4.6 billion years, it has lost about 145x10^15 tons of mass which is 0.15x10^-12 of it's total mass. (ie: Just over 6 parts in 1,000,000,000,000, which is not noticeable.)

While the very rough point that the sun is not losing matter fast enough to force young-Earth creationism is valid, only one number listed is even close to correct.
Solar mass = 1.988×10^30 kg = 1.988×10^12 metric tons ≈ 2.2×10^27 short tons (10 times smaller than quoted)
The Sun does radiates away energy at a rate of about 4.7x10^6 short tons per second. But the solar wind is currently about 2x10^6 short tons per second.
Taking the 4.7x10^6 tons per second times 4.6 billion years is closer to 7x10^23 tons, or 0.0003 Solar masses.
http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/ast99/ast99441.htm
http://farside.ph.utexas.edu/teaching/plas...res/node68.html
http://pdg.lbl.gov/2007/reviews/astrorpp.pdf
The Earth-Moon System
There is a side of the moon in perpetual sunshine.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 7 2006, 09:45 PM)
I would think it would be easier to build a solar furnace on the Moon, using mirrors transported there and concentrated on a small area. On the sunny side of the Moon in the near vacuum, it should be quite effective.

Actually, there may be very small areas of the moon in near perpetual sunshine, but the vast majority of the lunar surface sees the Sun rise and set once per lunar month. The Apollo missions were timed to arrive so that each of the whole missions takes place during the local lunar morning. The closeness of the sun to the lunar horizon ruined many an Apollo photograph.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml...4/ixportal.html
http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/misc/dark_side.html
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar_resources/do.../Flo_%20Csm.pdf
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/f...?AS17-141-21628

Cosmology
The Big Bang Model
Vacuum Energy is essential to the Big Bang Model
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 7 2006, 07:47 PM)
It is said that vacuum energy started off the big bang but like so many parts of the big bang theory, this was put in to make it work.

Actually, QED vacuum energy is essential to the explanation of the Casimir effect.
http://physicsweb.org/articles/world/15/9/6
We don't yet have a GR expectation value of vacuum energy, but it has been suggested as a possible explanation for the non-zero cosmological constant.
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/cosmo_constant.html
The Big Bang started at a particular point
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 7 2006, 07:47 PM)
You start off with a point source (?) which inflated maybe 10^20 times the speed of light then suddenly slows down below light speed ...

QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 11:23 AM)
Originally it all started off as a point source (?) which contained all spacetime, which then inflated at maybe 10^20 times light speed to cricket ball size, then slowed down below light speed expanding to it's current size.

Actually, the Big Bang Model does not involve a point-like singularity, but an origin at singular densities.
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/nocenter.html
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/cosmology_faq.html#HOLE
The Big Bang Model is topologically similar to a conventional explosion, having center and edge
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 11:23 AM)
The edge of the spacetime, where presumably the event horizon would be is continuously expanding. This is without the input of new material. If spacetime were expanding into another medium, there would presumably be resistance at that point, as well as incoming material which would be of the highest energy as the material was accelerated to virtually light speed. Strictly speaking, the Universe is a self contained ball expanding into nothingness so is certainly similar to a black hole if not one.
Looking into the future of a continually expanding Universe, would it stop expanding when it reaches the limit of size of a possible event horizon for the mass in the Universe? If it were able to continue expanding, it would lose black hole status.

This is not the Big Bang model.
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/photons_outrun.html
The Lambda-Cold Dark Matter (ΛCDM) Big Bang model is unlikely.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 7 2006, 07:47 PM)
...several billion years ago, it apparently speeded up it's rate of expansion due to dark energy, another unlikely add on.

Actually, the ΛCDM Big Bang model is strongly supported. Big Bang from isotropic Hubble flow, Λ from supernova observations, CDM from gravitational lensing observations, and ΛCDM from the microwave background radiation and general acceptance of General Relativity. When all of these observations are combined.
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/cosmo_01.htm
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/sne_cosmology.html
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/cosmology_faq.html#CC
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap060824.html
All Big Bang Models are unlikely
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 11:23 AM)
The Big Bang is not viable for many reasons...

QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 01:06 PM)
There have been so many holes in the big bang idea that I no longer find it believable and I find myself moving back to a steady state Universe.

Unsupported.
Cosmic Microwave Radiation is distorted starlight.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 12:29 PM)
A point here is how we measure distance and the fact that we cannot be 100% sure that those measurements are true. Redshift old infra-red radiation from billions of years ago and you get microwave radiation.

E=mc2 so a single gram of matter produces an awful lot of energy. According to BBT, two billion Universes worth of material vanished in mutual annhilation between matter and anti-matter at the beginning. That is an awful lot of energy, and the Universe should be lit up like a super-nova if that had happened.

You have about 7x10^22 stars shining and producing solar winds for untold billions of years. The energy and material does not just fade away and the result is a "mist". In a mist on Earth, close up is clear and distant is obscured. That is what we call the CMB. Sceptics say that for z=1, old light does not work. z=1 is a low red shift, so is "close up", so the sceptics argument is worthless

Contradicted by observation. Unsupported by physics.
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/CMB.html
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/stars_vs_cmb.html
http://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/Stolmar_Errors.html
Claims of stars older than 13.9 billion years puts the Big Bang theory at risk
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 01:23 PM)
A while back we were told that the age of the Universe had been accurately measured but that was soon put into doubt.

While the discrepancy of the observations (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3732157.stm) needs to be resolved, it is at least as likely that the stellar age estimate is faulty.
http://arxiv.org/abs/nucl-ex/0312015
http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0403071
Indeed, the age estimates of globular clusters is sensitive to a great number of uncertainties.
http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0503408
http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0506161
And currently there is no clear disagreement.
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In the same token, (bona-fide) globular star clusters are almost exclusively comprised of low-mass stars. Given that resolved Galactic globular clusters have
long been known ([229]) to be the oldest objects in the Universe for which reliable ages can be determined, they play a crucial cosmological role, since the oldest stars in the Universe cannot be older than the Universe itself (see, e.g., [110, 157, 158, 159, 100]]. The latter, according to the latest results from the WMAP experiment [248, 249], is 13.73+0.13−0.17 Gyr old. Cluster ages are determined by comparison of the observed color-magnitude diagrams of globular clusters with theoretical isochrones, especially around the so-called “turn-off point” (see §5) – which occurs as a consequence of hydrogen exhaustion in the core (see, e.g., [172] for a recent discussion). Recent age determinations for the oldest, most metal-poor Galactic globular clusters (such as M92 = NGC 6341) include those by [273]
(13.5 Gyr), who also revise downward (by incorporating diffusion in their models)
the age obtained, using high-quality Strömgren photometry and a distance-independent
method, by [117], which was clearly much higher than the age of the Universe favored by WMAP; and those by [230] (in the 12-14 Gyr range). While these ages appear broadly consistent with the favored WMAP age, it should be noted that the recently suggested revision in the abundances of elements in the Sun, based on 3D models of the solar convective region (e.g., [2, 6, 5]), will lead, according to [189], to an upward change (by ≈ 0.7 Gyr) in the cluster ages, which may complicate the agreement between WMAP and globular cluster results, especially (e.g., [57]) when the formation and chemical evolution time before the oldest globular clusters were born is properly accounted for. The latter time interval, according to [160], is likely to be in the 0.3−3 Gyr range. On the other hand, another recent study ([81]) concludes instead that the new abundances will indeed lead to an increase in cluster ages (by a maximum of ~ 10%), but only for open clusters, globular cluster ages remaining instead essentially unchanged with respect to previous models.

It's impossible that a 10+ billion stellar mass black hole formed in the first billion years of the universe, therefore the Big Bang theory is wrong.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 01:49 PM)
I think the idea is that super-massive black holes form over time and that 700,000,000 years is far to short a time for such an object to form.

Early reports of the mass of Q0906+6930 were over estimated by about an order of magnitude.
http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0607581


General Relativity
Close Orbits of Compact Objects
A stable, close orbit of black holes is possible as long as the event horizons don't actually touch.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 7 2006, 10:33 PM)
A O=O effect I suppose would be possible if they were fairly close and orbiting at near light speed. However, the tidal forces are such that even something a square millimetre in size would be instantly pulled apart by different tidal forces on different parts on it.

A large object flying into one black hole would probably upset the system so the two fell into each other. It is plausible however that it could add rotational speed as well as orbital speed to one of the black holes so enabling it to spin away. However, since black holes are usually a few solar masses, the amount needed would probably be more than the mass of a neutron star.

Black holes or neutron stars which are just a few radii from each other radiate quite a lot of gravitational radiation, so that they will inspiral and collide.
http://astro.berkeley.edu/~dperley/astro10/finalreview.txt
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PSR_J0737-3039
Fate of collapsing objects
There is no reason to believe that the fate of matter in a black hole is singular in density.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 10:52 AM)
There must be an ultra dense gravitational source to cause an event horizon (from which light cannot escape). We don't actually know the size of the material inside a black hole. A star of a certain size will compact to a neutron star when it runs out of fuel, about ten miles across. If the original star is bigger, then it compacts further down as neutrons themselves collapse to smaller components. There is no reason to believe that it actually ends up as a point source or that it has "infinite density".

Actually, that is exactly the topic of the Penrose-Hawking singularity theorems. Given certain initial conditions, the formation of an event horizon guarantees the formation of a singularity.
Survivability of entering a black hole.
It's not possible to survive because of the high interior temperature
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 10:45 AM)
A camera, even if indestructible would not record anything worth while since with the temperature (trillions of degrees) and massive energies inside the event horizon, any detector would be instantly overwhelmed so any "photos" would be useless.

Unsupported. Possibly talking about the engineering challenge of the blue-sheet.
http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/9611025
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 10:52 AM)
To enter a black hole and survive, you would have to match rotation with the hole and enter at virtually light speed.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 8 2006, 10:52 AM)
A singularity is a mathematical name for a black hole.

A singularity is a feature of all solutions of GR which lead to a black hole, but not all singularities of GR are associated with black holes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_singularity

Newtonian Theory
Rigid Body Kinematics
An inelastic, off-center collision between two initially irrotational objects will result in a final state which is irrotational.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 7 2006, 08:01 PM)
The surface is flat and frictionless. To me that says that it does not matter how or where the putty hits the rod since it will not spin it but impart all it's kinetic energy to it which would give it a velocity of M/m.

Actually, in the absence of torques the conservation of angular momentum demands that the final composite state be in a state of rotation.
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/scenario/labman1/angu-mom.htm
http://www.physics.upenn.edu/courses/gladn...ov_17_1999.html

Psychology
Suicide Forensics
Suicides almost always leave a note.
QUOTE (kaneda @ Nov 7 2006, 10:05 PM)
After deciding on suicide, they almost always leave a note behind as to why they did it.

Actually, depending on group the ratio is between 20% and 60%, with somewhere between 25% and 40% being a general average.
http://media.www.iowastatedaily.com/media/...t-1075346.shtml
http://www.suicide.org/new-hampshire-teen-suicide-notes.html
http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/4459.html


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HAWKING SAYS: GR PREDICTS ITS OWN DOWNFALL BY PREDICTING SINGULARITIES.

HE NEVER SOLVES THE PROBLEM BUT GOES ON TELLING EVERYONE THAT BLACK HOLES EXIST.

NOTICE THE CONTRADICTION?

HAWKING IS IN IT BECAUSE HE IS POPULAR. IN EVERY OTHER WAY HE IS A LOSER. tongue.gif

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We are forgetting the original topic.MMexperiment is the only relevant thing perhaps.
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QUOTE (Nick @ Jun 18 2007, 04:49 AM)
HAWKING IS IN IT BECAUSE HE IS POPULAR. IN EVERY OTHER WAY HE IS A LOSER. tongue.gif

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Nick. I don't know why you waste your time trying to explain this to losers like rpigpenner and AlphaCrapolic. Both are far too dim to understand, even when you use small words.



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Supported claims by rpigpenner that he did not copy from a text book....
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QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
I have just checked a number of sites and they give a figure of four million tons per second. Google it for yourself on sun's mass loss. I didn't know a stalking loony would be looking for mistakes in my work. Right rpigpenner?

I'm not saying you didn't copy the figure of 4 million tons per second from a web site. I'm saying you didn't understand it.
1) You flip back and forth between sites written in Imperial and Metric units, where there is about a 10% difference in definition of a ton.
2) The sites you copy from only discuss the mass loss attributed to one source, the emitted solar luminosity. There may be, and actually are, other mass loss mechanisms, including the solar wind.
3) When you use the numbers, you multiply 4 million tons per second by 4.6 billion years and neglect that a year is about 1/30th billion seconds, thus having a gross math mistake.
4) You don't link to any of your source material, conveying an unjustifiable confidence in your numbers.
5) You were the one that issued this blanket judgment in this thread:
QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 17 2007 @ 10:45 AM)
Science is now about cronyism and certain people like Hawking can say any rubbish and it is instantly accepted as fact while others come up with more realistic theories and they are ignored.

So I applied the standard of your neighbors:
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Ne condamnez pas les autres, pour ne pas être vous-mêmes condamnés.
Car vous serez condamnés vous-mêmes de la manière dont vous aurez condamné, et on vous appliquera la mesure dont vous vous serez servis pour mesurer les autres.

You clearly expect your writings on almost any subject to be "instantly accepted as fact" but when I do the "more realistic" step of trying to verify your numbers and calculations from reliable sources and calculators, you call me coward and post a negative feedback. You clearly don't care about facts or professionalism or basic concepts of fairness which are important to all civil debate.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
The POLAR regions of the moon where there is perpetual sunlight and a water supply in the form of ice, which NASA has it's eye on. The Moon is a sphere so any part of it is a side. Don't you know any maths, idiot? Right rpigpenner?
"The Moon is a sphere so any part of it is a side." To state the argument is to refute it.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
The big bang is science's creationism and only idiots believe in it. Right rpigpenner?
I disagree. I would phrase it better as "Only idiots ignore evidence when making proclamations." I have shown you my evidence.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
Playing with words, pigpenner. A singularity is a point source. Ask Nick since he seems to be smarter than you. Right rpigpenner?
You wrote "A singularity is a mathematical name for a black hole." which is not the case. I linked to pages where there are gravitational singularities described which are not associated with black holes, and the mathematical definition of singularity doesn't even require that we are talking about physics let alone black holes.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
All there is to support the big bang idea is the CMB and red shift and they have alternative explanations which anyone but trailer trash could see. Right rpigpenner?
Yes, but the alternative explanations give predictions other that what is observed, so all but the most ignorant trailer trash will reject the alternative explanations as inconsistent.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
Sure, photons are magic particles which never lose energy, despite a trillion collisions, interactions.  dry.gif  What a dummy! Right rpigpenner?
Unclear antecedent. I guess we are on your "mist" idea. I'm not saying it's impossible that photons would be scattered and lose energy, I'm saying that observation of the clear images of distant galaxies shows that they aren't being scattered. They are losing energy by some mechanism that keeps them coherent and the "mist" model doesn't explain that. The mainstream theory that GR explains Hubble redshift predicts that supernovae sequences in distant galaxies will be time-dilated compared to nearby supernovae. This is also observed.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
How do you explain a 13.2 billion year old star full of heavy elements rpigpenner?
I first ask you to explain which star you are looking at, and then point out by random chance some small percentage of stars would have gone supernova or GRB in that timeframe and that the observational results are indistinguishable from contamination through such a remnant.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
I was quotuing someone else on SM BH's, so your BS is worthless. Right rpigpenner?
As was pointed out on another thread by AlphaNumeric, I have no B.S. Please try to be more clear in the future.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
The penrose-hawking idea?  When I want rubbish I'll listen to rpigpenner as he has endless supplies of it.
That's not how you rubbish a theorem in mathematical physics. You have to rubbish the logic or the assumptions.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
Unsupported as in scientific creationists like yourself cannot find it in their text books but childish nonsense like the big bang idea is there so must be true. Right rpigpenner.
Again, your debating skills are showing poorly. Where I said "unsupported" you were making claims that should have a factual foundation, but you supplied none, and I found contrary information. That's the definition of "unsupported."

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
What do you call a cretin who waits till someone says he is not going to debate with him any more or even read his posts then launches a COWARDLY attack on posts he never answered before?
Coward am I? I was not party to your decision to stop responding to my posts, and now you are foresworn. Rather than coward, I am experimentally testing some hypotheses:
1) If kaneda says he will not debate any more, does he stop responding to posts? No.
2) If kaneda asks for a demonstration of where he was in error, is that what he wants? No.
3) If kaneda claims that Hawking's ideas are "instantly accepted" as fact, does that mean kaneda wants us to challenge his previous posts where he said unsupportable things and wanted them "instantly accepted" as fact? No.
4) Is kaneda capable of professional debate? Inconclusive. But the evidence shows this is not his preferred tactic when confronted with evidence.

QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 04:53 PM)
Thanks for the info about this crackpopt's post DJ.
Yes, thanks "DJ" -- But how have I erred in responding to your post of less than 24 hours? In what manner is my posting more "cretinous" than yours, kaneda? I simply apply the standard with which you judge Hawking to your own writing.


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QUOTE (kaneda @ Jun 18 2007, 06:03 PM)
rpigpenner and AlphaCrapolic, fresh from their trailers and deciding who does first shift at McDonalds today :

I thought that picture was myself and Euler? Can't you come up with any new insults? laugh.gif

Your lack of science is becoming more and more apparent Kaneda. You don't even bother trying to defend your claims with evidence, you just launch into insults about anyone who disagrees with you must work at McDonalds.

I guess it must make you feel really stupid to keep being corrected by a bunch of McDonalds employees.

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Like fellow cretin JeanSplicer, rpigpenner makes a lot out of a spelling mistake


And again you accuse others of taking your actions. I do not cite or mention typos in debates. People who resort to such tactics usually do so since their claims have no merit or they are unable to rationally defend their claims.

You on the other hand do mention typos as a way to not only “gain points” but to malign others and on at least one occasion cited typos as a sign of illiteracy.
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And using your own established standard that typos are a sign of illiteracy, you appear illiterate.

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So what’s next? Are you going to make the claim that all those you castigated in these posts are the same person again or are you going back to ignoring us again?

And nothing you have posted here, the castigations or questionable physics claims as illustrates by your betters, have change your appearance as a poser. Again, one click to prove me wrong.

And more claims of stalking? Again, all one has to do is look at the feedback you have left for me and the feedback I have left for you. You continue to post one odd and juvenile negative after another against me and I have yet to post anything but positive for you. And why are you posting negatives against a person you claim to be ignoring?

So tell me again who is stalking who?

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