| | | You have a great sense of humour too! You are obviously coming around to seeing the light. < I feel landshark is one of the sharpest minds on this thread.>
You obviously have not read about the principles of science espoused by Einstein, Feynman and Popper. Let's test you. What were they? To make it easier for you, one said all data should be included, one said it would take only one person to prove him wrong, no consensus needed. Even if all others said he was right, only one would be needed to show he was wrong. One said a scientific theory should be falsifiable. He meat that if data shows up which shows the theory is false, then it's game over for the theory. The theory should be able to be shown to be false. So if all data proves the theory, such as snow and no snow both prove the theory, cold and hot both prove the theory, wet and dry both prove the theory, sea levels rising or falling both prove the theory, snow accumulating or dwindling in Antarctica both prove the theory, then the theory is in the realm of magic, not science. Which one said which?
Landshark, being a resident genius, [having destroyed his own environment bequeathed by Len], should be able to guess the right answers.
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