Is gravity caused by rotation rate?
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DaveC426913
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Not before you get perma-banned, though.
Indeed it does. Let's all hope that someday you are able to see it.
Your ignorance as demonstrated here is appalling. I guess we all have to live with things we find appalling.
river:
Regarding "other perspectives", river, I think you need to learn, at some point, that not all "perspectives" are equally valuable. Some "perspectives" involve people believing things that are demonstrably wrong, or maybe just not demonstrated. Other "perspectives" have been proven to be based on established facts.
There is also this thing called education. Chances are that a physicist is going to have a more informed "perspective" on, say, what causes gravity, than your average greengrocer who hasn't got himself a degree in physics. Education is important if you want to talk knowledably about anything.
Regarding locked threads: most threads on this forum are not locked. The ones that are locked were locked for a reason. If you want to find the reason, read the last post in the locked thread. There, a moderator will usually have given the reason.
Finally, random musings from those who are uneducated about the subjects they are musing about are unlikely to "contribute" anything of earth-shattering importance, usually.
None of this is relevant to this thread. This is, at best, material for the Site Feedback subforum.
Regarding "other perspectives", river, I think you need to learn, at some point, that not all "perspectives" are equally valuable. Some "perspectives" involve people believing things that are demonstrably wrong, or maybe just not demonstrated. Other "perspectives" have been proven to be based on established facts.
There is also this thing called education. Chances are that a physicist is going to have a more informed "perspective" on, say, what causes gravity, than your average greengrocer who hasn't got himself a degree in physics. Education is important if you want to talk knowledably about anything.
Regarding locked threads: most threads on this forum are not locked. The ones that are locked were locked for a reason. If you want to find the reason, read the last post in the locked thread. There, a moderator will usually have given the reason.
Finally, random musings from those who are uneducated about the subjects they are musing about are unlikely to "contribute" anything of earth-shattering importance, usually.
Только не в России, Джеймс. У нас физики и др. с учёной степенью, могут работать кем угодно, даже мойщиками полов, чтобы прокормить себя и свои семьи. Потому что зарплата неквалифицированного рабочего, зачастую больше зарплаты научного сотрудника.
DaveC426913
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What is "not in Russia"?
I don't see what that has to do with anything James said.
James is criticizing river for not being educated enough to form coherent opinions on science matters.
You are talking about people who are well educated but can't get jobs or make money from it.
How does your comment relate to James'?
Джеймс сказал, что продавцы овощей не могут так же хорошо разбираться в науке, как и действующие научные сотрудники. А у нас можно встретить людей с хорошим образованием где угодно, и среди продавцов овощей тоже.
DaveC426913
Valued Senior Member
No he didn't.
We have PhDs that have minimum wage jobs here too.
What he said was "your average green grocer".
The average vegetable seller does not have a PhD in science. I'll wager that's true in Russia as well.
That does not mean there aren't plenty of scientists who work in grocery stores.
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