Re: plate tectonics is based on what assumptions?
- From: "Stuart" <bigdakine@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 16 Sep 2006 19:36:47 -0700
Charles Cagle wrote:
In article
<timberwoof.spam-BCEA96.09403809092006@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Timberwoof <timberwoof.spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
J Taylot, it seems like weeks since you offered anything remotely
resembling actual facts and observations. Lately you've focused purely
on trying to discredit everyone around here by throwing around big words
like dishonesty, desperation, and fantasy. If EE made any sense at all,
then you could answer questions that have been put to you without
complaining that the questions themselves are dishonest or deceitful.
But the simple fact is, there's nothing to EE; it's just a cherished
belief of yours, and you refuse to critically examine it. The depth of
your thinking is limited to one-liners or turgid word-salad.
Objections to EE abound but at the center of most is the claim of a lack
of a mechanism
Thats false. There are two things that are at the center of objectiosn
to EE.
No unamibiguous evidence for expansion.
No mechanism.
Other than that, it is great hypothesis.
If one suggests a hitherto unknown mechanism for the
creation of mass in an ex nihilo process, laughter is the compensation,
with a claim that the laws of physics with respect to conservation of mass
and energy have some 200 years of experimental verification. What we
actually have a right to suggest is that all known chemical and nuclear
processes are conservative. The key is 'all known'.
Thats great.
FInd evidence of your new physics. Then talk.
<snip>
Stuart
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