Proton decay

[questfortruth]

There are two states: stability and instability. Therefore, some chemical elements are stable, and some are not stable. Perfect stability means that the element does not decay at all.
If proton decays, then all elements are unstable. That contradicts the axiom that there are two states: stability and instability. Hence, the proton does not decay.

 

[SalixIncendium]

There are two states…

Dang.

They told me in school there are 50.

 

[questfortruth]

They told me in school

They told me in school this:

It is Darwinism.

 

[ChristineM]

There are two states: stability and instability. Therefore, some chemical elements are stable, and some are not stable. Perfect stability means that the element does not decay at all.
If proton decays, then all elements are unstable. That contradicts the axiom that there are two states: stability and instability. Hence, the proton does not decay.

A proton has never been seen to decay, free protons can break down into quarks but they cannot decay.

Proton decay is a hypothetical.

 

[Subduction Zone]

All I can say is that someone's logic skills are badly in need of repair.

 

[questfortruth]

All I can say is that someone's logic skills are badly in need of repair.

 

[Daemon Sophic]

There are two states: logical and illogical. Therefore, some posts are logical, and some are illogical. Perfect logic means that the post is well grounded in facts and understandable to all.
If @Daemon Sophic ’s posts don’t make sense, then all post are illogical. That contradicts the axiom that there are two states: logical and illogical. Hence, @Daemon Sophic ’s post are always well grounded in facts and understandable to all.


I like this kind of thinking.