You are trolling again and acting like a bot again.Wrong.
It is correct so go away.
You are trolling again and acting like a bot again.Wrong.
False.You are trolling again and acting like a bot again.
It's not.It is correct
back on ignore.False.
It's not.
Hooray!back on ignore.
What happens to plasma when it breaks its confinement?
Solute is like electrolytes
solvent is what breaks the electrolytes down
the solution is the mixture
I no very well what definitions I am using for comparing wording.
space is full of a clear.
I do not understand why you all pretend you do not understand, I ask anyone if the space between an object and them is clear, and what do you think the reply is?
Yes it is very clear that we can see clearly through the clear.
Your doing again, you are not refuting anything you insist on personally attacking me and trying to destroy the thread.
I have already reported you for this.
You have been told this. According to the BB model, it was an evolution of space and time [as we know them] which by definition means there is no outside to expand into, no edges or center.Answer one question, you say space is expanding from the big bang.
Expanding into what?
You refute nothing.
it is a logical impossibility for there to be no space pre-big bang.
You refute nothing.
Not at all. You are exhibiting one of the classic logical fallacies - the argument from incredulity. Put simply you cannot conceive of space not existing, so you declare it illogical. Similar arguments are used by creationists - "I cannot understand evolution, therefore it is logically impossible!"it is a logical impossibility for there to be no space pre-big bang.
Oh look, I will put bold writing to try make my post look important. Like you said Paddy you are not even a scientist, you refute nothing and neither as science.From a previous post.....
CLEAR:
1. Free from clouds, mist, or haze: a clear day.
2. Not obscured or darkened;
LIGHT:
part of the EMS that interacts with the human eye so we can see.
DARK:
Little or no light.
Clear is not a thing. If there was no light, nothing would be clear. If there was no light it would be dark.
Dark is not a thing. It is just the absence of the EMS.
Light is a thing. It reflects, it refracts, it interacts, it lets us see.
Now TC you can continue with your crap for as long as you like, and continue to act all indignant when everyone tells you that you are crazy, and you can continue to claim that you are correct despite what 350 years of evidence, and science has shown us.
You will never be right, other than in your own brain. [and I have my doubts about that]
You are only fooling one person.....yourself!
So again you are wrong. I have refuted you many times.
Unrelated gibberish because they know they are not smart enough to engage me in the topic.Not at all. You are exhibiting one of the classic logical fallacies - the argument from incredulity. Put simply you cannot conceive of space not existing, so you declare it illogical. Similar arguments are used by creationists - "I cannot understand evolution, therefore it is logically impossible!"
A good description from RationalWiki:
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Argument from Incredulity
The argument from incredulity is a logical fallacy that essentially relies on a lack of imagination in the audience.
The general form of the argument is as follows.
As a syllogism this is valid. The fallacy lies in the unstated major premise. If a state of affairs is impossible to imagine, it doesn't follow that it is false; it may only mean that imagination is limited. Moreover, if no one has yet managed to imagine how a state of affairs is possible, it doesn't follow that no one will ever be able to.
- Minor premise: One can't imagine (or has not imagined) how P could be so.
- Major premise (unstated): If P, then one could imagine (or would have imagined) how P could be so.
- Conclusion: Not-P.
Examples
As an example, creationists incessantly use some difficult-to-explain facet of biology as "proof" of a creator. The problem is that, though there is no non-design explanation for how precisely a certain organ could have evolved at the moment, one may be discovered in the future. Contrary to the instincts of many creationists, lack of an explanation does not justify confecting whatever explanation one would prefer. The inexplicable is just that, and does not justify speculation as proof.
Sometimes creationists compute the astronomical odds against a molecule having a certain structure from the simple probability of n atoms arranging themselves so. They gloss over the fact that chemical laws trim most of the extraneous possibilities away. For instance, there are many ways to theoretically arrange hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms in a molecule, but in reality, most of what forms is H2O. Note that the creationist's fundamental error is not his ignorance of this fact, but his assumption that there is nothing more to know.
Another example is a scientific explanation of personal phenomenal experiences or "qualia". Because they do not know how physical processes could produce qualia, many philosophers conclude that therefore qualia cannot ever be explained.
Personal incredulity
Another form, the argument from personal incredulity, takes the form "I can't believe P, therefore not-P." Merely because one cannot believe that, for example, homeopathy is no more than a placebo does not magically make such treatment effective. Clinical trials are deliberately designed in such a way that an individual personal experience is not important compared to data in aggregate. Human beings have extremely advanced pattern recognition skills, to the extent that they are objectively poor judges of probability.
General incredulity
Sometimes argument from incredulity is applied to epistemological statements, taking the form "One can't imagine how one could know whether P or not-P, therefore it is unknowable whether P or not-P." This is employed by some (though not all) strong agnostics who say it is unknowable whether gods exist. The argument in this case is, "No one has thought of a way to determine whether there are gods, so there is no way." The implied major premise, "If there were such a way, someone would have thought of it," is disputable.
It is a Psudeo section, do you not know the definition?Why are you even still allowed to post here?
wikipedia offers a definition I find acceptable:It is a Psudeo section, do you not know the definition?
The mods know the definition I break no rules in this and of this section.
I am presenting them has scientific fact , you are trying to twist the definition and paradox the definition, a respectful argument .wikipedia offers a definition I find acceptable:
Pseudoscience is a claim, belief or practice which is falsely presented as scientific, but does not adhere to a valid scientific method, cannot be reliably tested, or otherwise lacks scientific status.
If you are stating,, which you have repeatedly, that your assertions are not scientific, but pseudoscience, then you are not falsely presenting them as scientific and therefore your assertions cannot be considered pseudoscience and therefore your thread should be elsewhere.