VanillaGorilla
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Intriguing theory. Can you explain the math behind it?
Pretty basic stuff. Jesus + God = Universe.
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Intriguing theory. Can you explain the math behind it?
Pretty basic stuff. Jesus + God = Universe.
That gives a whole new interpretation to the "big bang", I guess.
barfo
Pretty basic stuff. Jesus + God = Universe.
Haha ok, this isn't the theory of gravity. Relax no one is getting anywhere with this thing.
Just because you're failing with a theory, it doesn't mean everything will be alright later. Further let me educate you on the details since you want to be so stubborn about it.
Wow this is completely naive of you. Not every theory, especially this particular one, is fleshed out appropriately. I'd say this isn't even a theory and you'll see why below.
http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/pub/2002/3/is-string-theory-even-wrong/2
You're upset with me about a religion right now, there's a bunch of bogus theories about the universe. Guess what, it might not be possible to understand the quantum mechanics of an invisible particle, that's not the biggest leap of faith.
You know that Relativity was just a mathematical theory to start out too, right? Then they found data to support it.
What do you mean by "invisible" particle?
It just takes time man, they'll figure this shit out. More data and more computing power and they'll work it out. I will concede there could be some sort of Heisenberg thing involved.
Posted this previously, but it's a good one...
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You mean Higgs boson. Though there is dark matter and dark energy that cannot be directly observed as well.
The sun is like 99% of all the matter/mass in the solar system.
uhhh, what?
The sun is massive. It has almost all the mass in the solar system, much, much more than all the planets, moons and asteroids in the solar system.
turns out it's 99.8% of the mass in the galaxy. Wow.
Wait, in the galaxy? How can that be? In the solar system, I could believe.
Posted this previously, but it's a good one...
[video=youtube;EDNEV9EW06g]
I think we're both right, it is bosonic in nature.
Wait, in the galaxy? How can that be? In the solar system, I could believe.
barfo