Times Of War
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- Posted: Sun, 07 Sep 2014 17:04:47 +0000
CuAnnan
No it isn't.
Now that it has been demonstrated that we don't agree, since the extraordinary claim is yours, burden of proof requries you to prove your statement or withdraw it.
Pick one.
First of all, this discussion was never about scientific fact. It literally amounted to a science fiction discussion.
Second of all, you never addressed my main point. Probably because you also, like our best physicists, don't know why the constants are constant. Because we don't know what makes them constant, or how the universe really works, we cannot say they will stay the same.
Third, I haven't been trying to prove anything throughout this.
Fourth, simply stating "no it isn't" doesn't actually prove me wrong, even if I was making a fact statement. The only statement of fact I've made is "we don't know why things are the way they are. " . Which actually is really true.
Also, for fun: http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2010-09/physics-laws-change-depending-when-and-where-you-are-new-study-says