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Old 03-25-2014, 03:09 PM
 
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what leads you to this conclusion?



Ad Hominimum attacks on other people doesn't prove you right or wrong.

You don't know my education level, the people in my network, or my ability to understand relevant scientific data.


Based on my review, and the support, I see no widespread disagreement in the scientific community regarding these facts.


People who blast theories, don't understand. . its like seeing a huge number of signs , roads, weather patterns, etc all pointing in the same direction. All giving you the same data. Independently and uniquely verifiable and all tests only seek to confirm the hypothesis


I'm up . . .for your theory. If all signs point to this event . . what is your theory that competes? One that fills in all the same gaps as this theory does, but just happens to be different

i'm waiting


How about a Giant being in another dimension ejaculation that is . . .
Since you know your fallacies...Argumentum ad populum

Burden of proof of your babbling is ON YOU...don't just throw big numbers and reference bodies of work and then conclude it to be true with ambiguous statements like "You don't know my level of education"

You don't see any widespread view? Tell me, Newton...where do you look for a "widespread view"?? How do YOU determine if something is "widespread"?? Especially within the scientific community.

I am discussing one thing here and one thing only....

The findings from BICEP2 and how the medias emotional reports were hasty conclusions designed to shape peoples perception.
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Old 03-25-2014, 03:12 PM
 
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Why "LOL"?

"But that is the process of science. It’s impossible to prove that an explanation for a set of data is true. However, it is possible to rule out other explanations because they don’t match the data. So the BICEP2 team has to rule out all other possible explanations until there is only one left.
Only then can there be unambiguous agreement.
It’s important to recognise that the new new dispute is in no way evidence that inflation did not occur. Indeed, most cosmologists including Dent and co, think it is the most likely explanation for the universe we see today.
However, the BICEP2 data does not yet provide unambiguous evidence for it."

https://medium.com/the-physics-arxiv-blog/56c8050f60db
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Old 03-25-2014, 03:14 PM
 
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Why "LOL"?

"But that is the process of science. It’s impossible to prove that an explanation for a set of data is true. However, it is possible to rule out other explanations because they don’t match the data. So the BICEP2 team has to rule out all other possible explanations until there is only one left.
Only then can there be unambiguous agreement.
It’s important to recognise that the new new dispute is in no way evidence that inflation did not occur. Indeed, most cosmologists including Dent and co, think it is the most likely explanation for the universe we see today.
However, the BICEP2 data does not yet provide unambiguous evidence for it."

https://medium.com/the-physics-arxiv-blog/56c8050f60db
Whoaa whoaa....don't start strawmanning now... LOL. Nobody is arguing that science is not self-correcting. (Some fields severely impede this... like astrophysics )

Right... so??

Overreaction from the MSM? Shaping perception by the MSM?

Agreed?
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