Hmmm...seems you were the first one to bring it up in post #7, unless it was mentioned before in whatever thread this was broken off from.

__________________
“If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe.” - Carl Sagan

Remember to submit your nominations for the U.S. Politics Online Alternative Awards!

Greetings and Felicitations,

Once again, as always happens when you try to talk about science, you really need to learn about the scientific process and what hypothesis, theory, law, proofs, testability and a whole plethora of other actual scientific and technological knowledge that don't understand either willingly or unwillingly.

Sincerely Yours,
C. David Neely

__________________

??? From what I remember, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle has to do with how we cannot accurately measure the properties of light quanta. He was actually a bit off in his calculations, according to Richard Feynman. For example, we actually do have a better understanding of how electrons work and in calculating their positions in motion. We are only off literally by fractions of a fraction. Stating something cannot be known to the degree he had means Heisenberg was most likely stumped a bit. He was correct to a degree, though. However, I'm not sure how my explanation of cause and effect and forces of nature has anything to do precisely with the UP. If you'd like to discuss Space-Time and Quantum Mechanics, I would be pleased to do so.

I'd like to point out that approximate knowledge is still more productive than simply no knowledge at all.

__________________
"Today a [wo]man... tomorrow a worm...and the day after - a fly!" - Marquis de Sade

What ? Going to kenya ?

God the universe blah blah ?

If "God the universe blah blah" that's actually what caught my interest, so no, I didn't start into it.

__________________
Something wicked this way comes.

If we knew that we were off by a fraction of a fraction then we would have already calculated it, no?

Not to mention that a fraction of a fraction is just another fraction (and that any and all numbers can be described as a fraction of a fraction).

__________________
"Government big enough to supply everything you need is big enough to take everything you have... The course of history shows that as a government grows, liberty decreases."

-Thomas Jefferson

I beleive it was skynet claiming that there can be no God in how the universe is designed or something. As if skynet knows how it's designed

Atheists, in general assert there is no god, but to do this, they must themselves become omniscient to know this. They become God by denying God.

Same sh*& different day - rolls eyes -

__________________
Something wicked this way comes.

Space-Time is a "fabric-like" substance - which is the best way to describe what we really DON'T know about what it is made of. Scientists now are entertaining the possibility of dark matter and energy, graivtrons being the glue that holds it all together. However, these things are still undetectable with our current technology. I actually made a valid point concerning why a static universe is not probable. I remember reading about this experiment a long time ago: Take a piece of paper and a heavy marble [or something] and place it over a funnel. The paper obviously sinks to the bottom from the weight of the marble, which is gravity. Now, without the acceleration of matter in the universe, all the matter would collapse in on itself. Einstein even concluded in his err regarding a static universe, that gravity would cause a universe which was at steady state to contract.

__________________
"Today a [wo]man... tomorrow a worm...and the day after - a fly!" - Marquis de Sade

__________________
"Government big enough to supply everything you need is big enough to take everything you have... The course of history shows that as a government grows, liberty decreases."

-Thomas Jefferson

There is no need for an Uncertainty Principle, since it is dealt with on such minuscule differences and interferences in the quantitative analysis. The Uncertainty Principle dealt with a "hypothetical" atomic microscope, which makes it more of a metaphysical concept if anything. Heisenberg had a point, but only to a degree.

__________________
"Today a [wo]man... tomorrow a worm...and the day after - a fly!" - Marquis de Sade

*Bangs head against wall*

__________________
"Government big enough to supply everything you need is big enough to take everything you have... The course of history shows that as a government grows, liberty decreases."

-Thomas Jefferson

More of a big bang gal, eh?

__________________
"The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money." - Margaret Thatcher

There really, really can't be a God. I'm sorry that you, like millions of others are made conditioned to think one exists. Intelligent Design does not fit in science. This is why many modern scientists are Atheists. That should tell you something.

I'm my own "God". I guess you are right to a point. You can call me egotistical for that if you wish.

I know a lot more about how the universe is designed than you do, so I suggest you take a seat, sir. You've already managed to fool yourself with that article.

__________________
"Today a [wo]man... tomorrow a worm...and the day after - a fly!" - Marquis de Sade

Sexual innuendos hehehe

__________________
"Today a [wo]man... tomorrow a worm...and the day after - a fly!" - Marquis de Sade

Please, stop trying to talk about physics. Please.

Please. Please.

Please.