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11-30-2009 03:41 PM |
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Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa
(Post 5039122)
So in place of ignorance you use "unrecognizable forces" to fill in for your lack of intelligence, curiosity, and capability.
You attribute mysticism to concepts that are beyond your capacity.
If you were living a few hundred to a few thousand years ago, your behavior would be the norm. "The world is flat." you would say. Spontaneous generation would satisfy how all non-reproductive life forms. God is a big ball of light in the sky in constant battle with the lesser light at night.
You use mysticism to label modern physics, and most likely anything else beyond your comprehension level, as mysticism.
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I see it is a complete waste of time to attempt to continue any exchange with you.
It is obvious that you either haven't bothered to read a word of what I've written or have such limited reading comprehension skills that you haven't understood my comments.
My position is exactly the opposite of what you have ascribed to me. My criticism of modern physics is that it offers pseudo-answers (like mystical philosophies do) to "explain" phenomena not understood.
As I commented to "Pazuzu" (just before your post):
I don't know what the mechanism is behind observed phenomena like gravity or magnetism -- and neither do you. You offer pseudo-answers (circular argument) which stifles scientific inquiry, but perhaps that is your intention.
Admitting "we don't understand the mechanism" is the first step in scientific inquiry.
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