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@soothfast saidWell smart man you want to settle it on a set of games? 1-3, I don’t feel like waiting forever on you when you start losing or get confused😀.
I'll go easy on you since I'm convinced English is not your native language, but I don't take kindly to being accused of trolling. Make a point, or buzz off.
06 Apr 23
@soothfast saidI never claimed to know.
How fast to you think it's expanding?
If someone is going to claim they know the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light then they must know how fast it is expanding. If they don't know how fast it is expanding how do they know it is faster than light?
All I am doing is asking common sense questions. If someone is going to claim they know something is a fact I think is a mere theory, I am going to ask them how they know. Isn't that fair?
06 Apr 23
@soothfast saidAre you claiming he is not an American or are you claiming his first language is Spanish?
I'll go easy on you since I'm convinced English is not your native language, but I don't take kindly to being accused of trolling. Make a point, or buzz off.
@mike69 saidYour motor engine analogy is a non starter.
Not understanding the parts of the motor, all of it’s dynamic needs to function, working together in completeness can leave many guessing wouldn’t you say?
If theres an end, what’s after that? Could the outer reaches we’re trying to understand be nothingness with a turbulent form of exhaust exhale from the engine. Things not needed and what would they be or look like? C ...[text shortened]... erse is an extremely perfect engine in this regard what are the odds it could happen again randomly.
06 Apr 23
@metal-brain saidYou don’t seem to understand how scientific method works.
I never claimed to know.
If someone is going to claim they know the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light then they must know how fast it is expanding. If they don't know how fast it is expanding how do they know it is faster than light?
All I am doing is asking common sense questions. If someone is going to claim they know something is a fact I think is a mere theory, I am going to ask them how they know. Isn't that fair?
@divegeester saidNo, you don't. I understand how scientific method works just fine.
You don’t seem to understand how scientific method works.
Asking common sense questions is part of that process. You just don't have an answer.
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@divegeester saidPlease explain as all listed seem that way. Do you even understand the comparison?
Your motor engine analogy is a non starter.
I read the definition of two words listed for understanding how far have you got, I’d love to hear it. Your Ideas?
I don’t know but do black holes have natural check valves, sensors, relays weights and balances and on? Does all mentioned above in a way create an engine of sorts for life support in a way?
Could this black hole process pull in stars, other mass, gasses, elements to keep balance of function. Could the discharge (exhaust) be shooting this mass out around us making it look as the universe is growing to us? Obliviously tech that isn’t advanced enough right now to understand. All we’re able to do right now is get a picture of a black hole close up kinda with no understanding of them. And that’s very recent!
Would this make us think the universe is growing that fast or is the engine working harder (more rpm’s) trying to keep up and maintain balance putting exhaust out faster, other pipe dumps also . Can all of this also create motion.
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06 Apr 23
On another thought would upper or controlled directional black holes (by things already listed above) be more logical than a big bang theory for creation?
A turbulent river pushes, pulls, spins, creating force in all directions at times within circulating its contents together. Doing so it moves everything within and above together within its boundaries also reshaping them and making them larger.
When boundaries start forming things catch on them and start to build up, like on trees rocks bends in a river. At different times larger or smaller objects are released with different types and amounts of its surroundings, floating off. Some are washed away broken up, some grow into their own unique creation with boundaries and properties of their own yet in the same environment with unique forces.
Over time their reacting together and creating unity, boundaries, and harmony together in their own unique way creating the opportunity for life and the ability to survive within these boundaries. And then We came🤗
Thoughts?
06 Apr 23
@mike69 saidSorry, I have no idea what you are on about.
Please explain as all listed seem that way. Do you even understand the comparison?
I read the definition of two words listed for understanding how far have you got, I’d love to hear it. Your Ideas?
I don’t know but do black holes have natural check valves, sensors, relays weights and balances and on? Does all mentioned above in a way create an engine of sorts for life ...[text shortened]... ain balance putting exhaust out faster, other pipe dumps also . Can all of this also create motion.
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06 Apr 23
@divegeester saidNo worries, I’m typing while thinking and things might not have came out totally correct or my mind jumps around while doing so also.
Sorry, I have no idea what you are on about.
06 Apr 23
@mike69 saidOkay.
No worries, I’m typing while thinking and things might not have came out totally correct or my mind jumps around while doing so also.
@metal-brain saidYou don't want to even take a stab at it? Being wrong is not the end of the world. Your ego should be able to weather it if you're on your meds.
I never claimed to know.
If someone is going to claim they know the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light then they must know how fast it is expanding. If they don't know how fast it is expanding how do they know it is faster than light?
All I am doing is asking common sense questions. If someone is going to claim they know something is a fact I think is a mere theory, I am going to ask them how they know. Isn't that fair?
Your questions are usually disingenuous, and lead in the end to some crazy conspiracy theory accompanied by numerous links to dodgy websites no one cares about.
06 Apr 23
@soothfast saidOnce again, you are letting past political debates spill over from the debate forum to here because you are clinging onto animosity from those debates. This is the science forum. There are no conspiracy theories being discussed here that I am aware of.
You don't want to even take a stab at it? Being wrong is not the end of the world. Your ego should be able to weather it if you're on your meds.
Your questions are usually disingenuous, and lead in the end to some crazy conspiracy theory accompanied by numerous links to dodgy websites no one cares about.
Take it to the debate forum spanky.
@mike69 saidIt's just physics, man.
On another thought would upper or controlled directional black holes (by things already listed above) be more logical than a big bang theory for creation?
A turbulent river pushes, pulls, spins, creating force in all directions at times within circulating its contents together. Doing so it moves everything within and above together within its boundaries also reshaping the ...[text shortened]... rtunity for life and the ability to survive within these boundaries. And then We came🤗
Thoughts?
Learn physics, and you'll understand what you're talking about a LOT more than if you just spew out BS about "consciousness".