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FOR STARTERS --Johnnie my son, Oooer! As a certain Deep Thought intoned: Tricky. Or... As a scientist might say: Interesting. :-) Keep searchin', Martin ____________ Mandriva Linux A user friendly OS! See new freedom Mageia2 The Future is what We make IT (GPLv3) | |
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FOR STARTERS --Johnnie my son, Daddio, And electron is an electron, no matter what way you look at it. Never heard anyone saying it might be a black hole. I think the Wikipedia page has the radius of the electron; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron John. | |
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Same question again Martin, Now Martin i did not insult YOU. If your offended, then this is your problem, not mine. I insulted the scientists that stand on high pedestals (News and media)and preach "bad science" without checking if everything is correct. And i named them too. No, i won't apologise under any circumstances. I will continue to insult those who stand on their high horses and preach bad science. I will continue to point out blatant bad science. John. | |
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I will continue to insult those who stand on their high horses and preach bad science. I will continue to point out blatant bad science. High horses, like this: I haven't met anyone here who seems to have knowledge of the subjects involved in genetics ? Or this: I'm very good with genetics ? It probably helps to have an understanding of good science before pointing out bad science. ____________ I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than that ... | |
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FOR STARTERS --Johnnie my son, Odd, there's a wiki page on the subject. The idea forms a part of some of the more speculative works on physics. Didn't you say that you'd studied the fields you criticize? ____________ I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than that ... | |
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I plead Gödel's incompleteness theorem, the 5th Amendment, and insanity. | |
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Forgive him Tullio he knows not what he reads. I dont claim to understand all science. But I do have a firm grip on the basics. You are right. I shall stop posting. There is no worse deaf that he who does not want to hear. Tullio ____________ | |
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please dont stop posting. I enjoy reading what you have to say. I get tired of reading the peanut gallery and their psuedoscientific blather. | |
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OK. I've just read that a halo of hot baryons surrounds our Galaxy. Maybe they are a part of the "missing mass" envisaged by Fritz Zwicky in 1935, before it was called "dark matter" (a bad name, I agree). Cheers. | |
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I will continue to insult those who stand on their high horses and preach bad science. I will continue to point out blatant bad science. Well put, thanks. Sorry Johnney, resorting to unsubstantiated insults means you've lost whatever discussion you thought you might have been part of. Certainly no problem of mine. If you make your best effort to be kinder, nurture compassion, make the world a better place, then you can say "At least I've done my best" -- Dalai Lama Keep searchin', Martin ____________ Mandriva Linux A user friendly OS! See new freedom Mageia2 The Future is what We make IT (GPLv3) | |
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Scientists seem to think that there is energy out there in the universe that at present we can't see or detect, or even tap into to use. The Starwars series called it the "Force". We have named it dark matter or dark energy. It may not exist, it may do, we do not at this juncture know one way or the other. I will continue to insult those who stand on their high horses and preach bad science. I will continue to point out blatant bad science. That is not a helpful statement Johnney and you may wish to reconsider that. You should learn not to get frustrated just because people choose not to agree with you. | |
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I think that anybody who insults other volunteers should be banned from these message boards. | |
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I think that anybody who insults other volunteers should be banned from these message boards. Before that happens, consider this: - 1: We're all human 2: We all make mistakes 3: It takes all sorts to make a world 4: Why, they sometimes make hilarious reading 5: Life is made easier if we can laugh at ourselves every now & again. ____________ | |
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The rules here are quite clear. No real need for further comment.
No messages that are deliberately hostile or insulting. No abusive comments involving race, religion, nationality, gender, class or sexuality. The Mods apply those rules fairly and reasonably. I have to yet again agree with Sirius. | |
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The rules here are quite clear. No real need for further comment. think you'd better start hitting the "good stuff".... ...you're not supposed to be agreeing with me - i can't find anyone else to be my nemesis :) ____________ | |
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Scientists seem to think that there is energy out there in the universe that at present we can't see or detect, or even tap into to use. The Starwars series called it the "Force". We have named it dark matter or dark energy. It may not exist, it may do, we do not at this juncture know one way or the other. Chris, Hang on here for one minute! I insulted "astronomers and cosmologists" in general, and their science, and i named the groups. Even worse, i'm attacking them for what i know is bad science. Then Martin took personal offence even though i wasn't insulting Martin. This is not my problem, its up to Martin to realise my insults were not pointed at him. And i, and many other people, serious professional scientists, KNOW there is something seriously wrong with our fundamental physics and astronomy. Its not a secret cult, its not a conspiracy, its not a small number of people, its the vast majority of people who work in astronomy and physics. Everyone knows there is something wrong, and everyone is desperately trying to find what is wrong! Hugh amounts of money are being spent trying to solve this problem. So until such time as the astronomers and physicists have resolved the paradoxes and inconsistencies in out current knowledge, every idea and theory needs to be examined. Until we have the FULL SET OF RULES that govern science, everything needs to be criticised and thoroughly examined. And that means being suspicious of ALL scientific theories. It means criticising the papers that physicists and astronomers are publishing. It means attacking theories to find any flaws in the science. And that is what i am doing. I am criticising astronomical theories to expose any underlying flaws that may exist in these theories. So the work i do is very important, and i'm not the only one doing it. Thousands of scientists are doing the same thing as me. Looking to find where we are going wrong. If there is bad science, or mistakes in our current understanding, we need to find the mistakes. John. ____________ | |
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If there is bad science, or mistakes in our current understanding, we need to find the mistakes. Then you need to find those mistakes. Criticising without any backup is insulting to all. ____________ | |
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If there is bad science, or mistakes in our current understanding, we need to find the mistakes. Whats your point? I have found the mistakes, and i point them out here on these forums. And i do provide all the information needed to understand what i am explaining. Example; My claim; There are no black holes. Evidence/Proof; They cannot be detected with any man-made scientific instrument. Explanation; They are Barycenters Whats difficult about that? It seems simple to me? What part don't you understand? John. ____________ | |
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If there is bad science, or mistakes in our current understanding, we need to find the mistakes. Hang on here for one minute! I insulted "astronomers and cosmologists" in general, and their science, and i named the groups. Even worse, i'm attacking them for what i know is bad science. So why attack them only on this forum? Why not register with their forums & attack them directly? At least they can answer you there - they cannot here! ____________ | |
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