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Not both. One or the other. Black or white. That's how things work.
I'm not certain but, I thought we went through this before. I do remember that you have a lot of trouble admitting a mistake though...
The theory of gravity describes how gravity works, what causes it, and how it behaves. The biggest difference between a law and a theory is that a theory is much more complex and dynamic. A law describes a single action based on the theory.
The creators of creationism are very creative. They are also completely wrong. Their theories should be taught in Religion classes along with all the rest of the creation myths.
Not both. One or the other. Black or white. That's how things work.
From what you have written, I'm thinking you wouldn't know how things work in science if it slapped you in the face. Yes, Gravity is both. I bet you don't even understand my signature tagline about not believing in music because it is just a theory. Tell you what, let's see if you can write out this Law of Gravity and then write out the Theory. You are under the false impression that Theory and Law are like different levels on a scale of certainty, even after you have been corrected. Is that what you think? This is your obstinacy of error.
From what you have written, I'm thinking you wouldn't know how things work in science if it slapped you in the face. Yes, Gravity is both. I bet you don't even understand my signature tagline about not believing in music because it is just a theory. Tell you what, let's see if you can write out this Law of Gravity and then write out the Theory. You are under the false impression that Theory and Law are like different levels on a scale of certainty, even after you have been corrected. Is that what you think? This is your obstinacy of error.
Science has a responsibility for reproducible results. It does or doesn't work. Science requires precision.
Science has a responsibility for reproducible results. It does or doesn't work. Science requires precision.
Okaaayy...and... Answering a question I did not ask, eh?
So why don't you want to be precise in your usage of scientific terms? Are you still searching for how to write out the Law of Gravity and our current Theory of Gravity?
The creators of creationism are very creative. They are also completely wrong. Their theories should be taught in Religion classes along with all the rest of the creation myths.
It's not a question of right or wrong.
It's a question of bullschit.
Bullschit doesn't belong in a classroom for any purpose other than to analyze bullschit.
Bullschit needs a precise definition for maintenance of proper nomenclature.
It's a sad indictment of the American public that so many are incapable of correctly discerning the simple, straightforward differences between scientific theory, scientific law, and common opinion.
Too may posters on this thread slept through their HS science classes and now go forth into the world spewing their silly misconceptions as if they were facts.
From what you have written, I'm thinking you wouldn't know how things work in science if it slapped you in the face.
To answer your other question, I'm not going to waste MY time on it. It isn't worthy.
Well, if you don't know, you don't know. Here was a great opportunity for you to learn, yet you equate learning with wasting your yime and you want to remain in your ignorance. It's just absurd for you to tell people how things work, when it's clear you don't know.
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Dismaying...
