Is it your magical SPRINGS you´re of again?
That was an *analogy* showing internal forces can do things. Contrary to your claim.
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Is it your magical SPRINGS you´re of again?
Of course you´re excused as you even haven´t watched his video. Otherwise you - maybe - could follow how thermodynamic laws frequently are violated in modern cosmology.Yea, for some reason you believe that all actual astro-physicists, astronomers, cosmologists etc are "quacks" while the one non-astro-physicist, non-astronomer, non-cosmologist who can't even get the basics of astronomy 101 correct, knows better then all others combined.
Of course you´re excused as you even haven´t watched his video. Otherwise you - maybe - could follow how thermodynamic laws frequently are violated in modern cosmology.
I didn’t copy and paste.Excellent copy pastings Did you understand all of it?
You´re confusing assumptions for "evidenses" and new observations for hindsight biases evidenses.There's nothing "occult" or "superstitious" about models that describe phenomenon in independently testable and verifiable ways.
How much does modern science understand? In fact only 1 % of the observable Universe, so don´t be too cockyI've watched the video. The guy is a crank. He misunderstands what he is criticizing and promotes nonsense.
How much does modern science understand? In fact only 1 % of the observable Universe, so don´t be too cocky
NOPE! You gave me your consensus assumptions based on an "OCCULT AGENCY" which I of course reject as I don´t believe in superstious forces.
Polymath257And he is showing he doesn't understand even that.
Polymath257
Do you want to take over this thread so I can concentrate on something less childish?
Of course you´re excused as you even haven´t watched his video. Otherwise you - maybe - could follow how thermodynamic laws frequently are violated in modern cosmology.
How much does modern science understand? In fact only 1 % of the observable Universe, so don´t be too cocky
Just to tidy the point, "evolutionist," meaning an adherent to the theory of evolution, is a perfectly respectable term widely used in the 19th century by many, including (if I recall aright) Thomas Huxley of himself."gravitationalists". Excellent.
You know you are dealing with nonsense when people feel the need to turn support for a scientific model into an "ism".
We see the same behavior in creationists who talk about "evolutionists".