Audie
Veteran Member
That is world news, Nobel prize for anyoneAnything you could actually demonstrate under
lab controlled conditions?
who can do it.
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That is world news, Nobel prize for anyoneAnything you could actually demonstrate under
lab controlled conditions?
That is world news, Nobel prize for anyone
who can do it.
Yes. The Sun rises in the East every morning, circles the Earth, and dips below the western horizon every evening. -- Evident.What is Evidence?
The Evident does not need any evidence, it is itself radiant enough to convince one of its truthfulness, please, right?
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I'm agreeing with OIT, and that's what the Common Prophet book agrees with, correct? Am I understanding this correctly? @Bharat Jhunjhunwala? Or am I misunderstanding what OIT is?
Yes. The Sun rises in the East every morning, circles the Earth, and dips below the western horizon every evening. -- Evident.
A big rock will fall faster than a small rock. -- evident.
If the subject is the migration of a people, there are several forms of evidence that scholars use.What is the most common way to show evidence? Is it archeology? When showing evidence when migrating?
An evidence: the sun is yellow.
That sounds more like an opinion. What if you measured it and looked at intensity vs color. Do you think that it would still be yellow? Or how about how our eyes actually see it if we go above the atmosphere and looked at pure sunlight. Our eyes that have a bias t them might see it as white. I would say that yellow is not a good answer:An evidence: the sun is yellow.
Atmospheric scattering of different frequencies by different amounts. Red is least scattered violet and then bule are the most scattered.But why is the sky blue?
And of course there is the big one: genetics. For example, we know the Ashkenazim came from the Levant because they still have genetic markers for the middle east. Another example, we know that Native Americans actually migrated in more than one time period, and from more than one place, the largest migration being from Siberia across the Bering Strait land bridge.
Atmospheric scattering of different frequencies by different amounts. Red is least scattered violet and then bule are the most scattered.
I can never see a "color" to the sun. It is so bright that it just looks white to me.. But you ignored the role of the atmosphere.A black body that emits white light and appears yellow from 8 light minutes away would certainly do that.
I can never see a "color" to the sun. It is so bright that it just looks white to me.. But you ignored the role of the atmosphere.
despite all the evidence of the illusory nature of observation.
What do you mean by this? Some examples, please.
Certainties are the province of religions.@Valjean provided two examples, from before Copernicus and Galileo.
More recently, we have discovered that all the old certainties of classical physics are merely probabilities; that nothing is solid, nothing is fixed, and that facts - about time, for example - are not absolute, but depend upon a frame of reference. The material world, which reduces ultimately to forms of forms of forms, only the arrangements of which are real, is world of illusion,
Certainties are the province of religions.
False ones, of course. Absolutes- false ones.
Science does probabilities. Always.
No absolutes
Facts don't change.
You may want to try to understand such
basic concepts before attempting any
criticism.
Practically every " philosopher" or theist on rf
seems to think they variously see beyond,
know more than understand science better than any
scientist.
Indeed. And the atmosphere, with light, also changes.Everything changes. Including facts, which require an observer to be perceived as such.
As I said, you've some (very) basic educationEverything changes. Including facts, which require an observer to be perceived as such.