Logical proof of a deistic "God"

...causing me the big trouble of demanding Physics Science Community to present experimental evidence for them in common electric phenomena and experiments. He, as a moderator in that forum suspended me for three days in posting that demand.
So you demand answers - evening going so far as to complain that having to demand is "trouble" for you.
And you expect reasoned, thoughtful responses in return?
And if you don't get them, you have the nerve to be cynical about the community?

You see yourself as David, and us collectively as Goliath, rather than individuals you are conversing with.

For my part, I think I have exceeded my obligation to be polite.
 
So you demand answers - evening going so far as to complain that having to demand is "trouble" for you.
And you expect reasoned, thoughtful responses in return?
And if you don't get them, you have the nerve to be cynical about the community?
Was trouble because I demanded something wrong. And wrong because Dywyddyr answered with something wrong what shocked me. He insisted in Einstenian photons as "force carriers" in QED and that is wrong. There surged the demand which was a way I find to ask anyone to give a proper answer to the subject. May be was not a good way to ask but as I said I was someway "schocked" by that. As an Engineer I never heard about photons in electric and magnetic interactions in pieces of charged objects or magnets or inside electric motors. What would you have expected me to do?

You see yourself as David, and us collectively as Goliath, rather than individuals you are conversing with.
What would you expect from someone who only receive critics and in a very not friendly way lot of times?
 
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What would you expect from someone who only receive critics and in a very not friendly way lot of times?

Personally I would expect a calm and collected well thought out discussion / opinioned reply post

Said post would be backed up with a vast number of references indicating where the sad misguided cretin critic had erred and how my brilliant well thought out discussion / opinioned reply post was logically vastly superior to the incoherent ramblings of any undeserved criticism

I would explain to the critics I do not take criticism well and my logically vastly superior information well thought out proposition of

The Electric and Magnetic Forces are undoubtedly “action at a distance” forces what cannot be denied. This means that a “Physics System” would exist “running” the Physics Laws on the elementary particles. This leaves us to think in a mathematically based Universe that would “run” in some kind of “Universal Supra-computer”. There's no other way possible!

leading to

The proof of the existence of a deistic "God" follows quite obviously:
Some kind of "Superior Intelligence" must have 1) built the “Universal Supra-computer” machine, 2) programmed the Physics Laws in the machine and 3) setted the numerical values of the parameters of the Physics Laws.
That "Superior Intelligence" can be called the "God" of the Universe in its deistic conceptualization

deserved to go to number 1 contender for the Nobel Prize

Yours truly

A sad misguided cretin critic

Poe

:)

Coffee time
 
martillo said:
What would you expect from someone who only receive critics and in a very not friendly way lot of times?

Michael 345 wrote:
Personally I would expect a calm and collected well thought out discussion / opinioned reply post

Said post would be backed up with a vast number of references indicating where the sad misguided cretin critic had erred and how my brilliant well thought out discussion / opinioned reply post was logically vastly superior to the incoherent ramblings of any undeserved criticism

I would explain to the critics I do not take criticism well and my logically vastly superior information well thought out proposition of

Unfortunatelly things doesn't come the way we would like to come sometimes. Actually quite nothing in the world is as it should be...
 
What would you have expected me to do?
Ask. "Hey, here's something I don't understand. Can anyone help me understand it?"
That's how you get courteous responses.

What would you expect from someone who only receive critics and in a very not friendly way lot of times?
You set the tone for what kind of responses you got.

Anyway, this thread seems to be some sort of continuation of a previous thread, and appears to have brought some baggage along with it. I'm not interested in baggage, so I'm going to step back.
 
The Electric and Magnetic Forces are undoubtedly “action at a distance” forces what cannot be denied. This means that a “Physics System” would exist “running” the Physics Laws on the elementary particles. This leaves us to think in a mathematically based Universe that would “run” in some kind of “Universal Supra-computer”. There's no other way possible!

The proof of the existence of a deistic "God" follows quite obviously:
Some kind of "Superior Intelligence" must have 1) built the “Universal Supra-computer” machine, 2) programmed the Physics Laws in the machine and 3) setted the numerical values of the parameters of the Physics Laws.
That "Superior Intelligence" can be called the "God" of the Universe in its deistic conceptualization (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deism).
 
Peacedove: when you quote someone, especially the entire post, it's sort of good form to add your own comment. :wink:
 
martillo said:
What would you have expected me to do?
DaveC426913 wrote:
Ask. "Hey, here's something I don't understand. Can anyone help me understand it?"
That's how you get courteous responses.
You are misunderstanding that this is not a classroom of "resident" professors teaching to incoming students doubts, it is a forum for discussion. Particularly the description of this forum say: "revolutionary physics, alternative medicine, creationism/intelligent design and more" meaning the intention is to discuss all ideas and propositions in any of those areas. So as for us, it is the actually the case you said: "You see yourself as David, and us collectively as Goliath, rather than individuals you are conversing with." except that on the contrary to history you always win because you are the "residents" with the moderators chosen by the administrators of the forum who want the forum to be representative to the mainstream scientific community. Knowing that I enter here in your "Coliseum" not expecting anything else than the criticism of mainstream here and not expecting getting out winning, I get out with your criticism but with my own conclusions about them. I pretend to get out alive!:)
 
on the contrary to history you alwa Iys win because you are the "residents" with the moderators chosen by the administrators of the forum who want the forum to be representative to the mainstream scientific community. Knowing that I enter here in your "Coliseum" not expecting anything else than the criticism of mainstream here and not expecting getting out winning, I get out with your criticism but with my own conclusions about them. I pretend to get out alive!:)
It has nothing to do with mainstream science, and it has nothing to do with moderation. I am just a layperson like you and I'm just a SciFo member like you.

Your idea lacks rational analysis. And that is all I'm using to address it - rational analysis.

Consider my more recent point: if the idea ultimately results in God, who, by its nature, is able to create a universe-sized calculator, why would it need to? Why wouldn't it simply make the universe itself? This is rhetorical question; it doesn't really need answering, because what is does is highlight the central problem of your idea, to wit:

As hard as it is to rationalize a plausible theory of God, your idea is even less plausible, because it simply raises even more questions than a theory of God does. That's exactly the opposite of what a good theory should do.

If you go away thinking you've simply been criticized into silence, you will be reinforcing the isolation of your ideas. You need feedback to weed out bad ideas that you are too close to see. That's why knowledge is a community effort.
 
meaning the intention is to discuss all ideas and propositions in any of those areas.
Exactly what you didn't do

Your approach follows

"This is what I am telling you
I'm right and you lot are to dumb to understand"


pathway

you always win

and

not expecting anything else than the criticism of mainstream here and not expecting getting out winning

betrays another aspect of your attitude. This is a discussion forum not slingshot and stones at 10 paces

No combatants in this arena

A collection of odd bods with frequently very odd ideas. Problems arise when the odd ideas are so odd they are not on the shoulder edge of the road to reality.

They detour into the countryside frequently to vanish over the horizon. A few which are found to be roadworthy do manage to rejoin the road

You appear to be driving your ideas off the edge of a cliff from which while you
pretend to get out alive!
it is very doubtful your ideas will survive

:)
 
Michael 345 wrote:
Your approach follows

"This is what I am telling you
I'm right and you lot are to dumb to understand"


pathway
No Sir, I don't think that way anyway. I could think you could be wrong in some thing sometime but not to be "too dumb to understand". If it really were the case I wouldn't lose my time discussing with you. What I expect is to hear good criticism for me to rethink my thinking looking for the "bugs" in my mind. o_O How that sounds?
 
It has nothing to do with mainstream science, and it has nothing to do with moderation. I am just a layperson like you and I'm just a SciFo member like you.

Your idea lacks rational analysis. And that is all I'm using to address it - rational analysis.

Consider my more recent point: if the idea ultimately results in God, who, by its nature, is able to create a universe-sized calculator, why would it need to? Why wouldn't it simply make the universe itself? This is rhetorical question; it doesn't really need answering, because what is does is highlight the central problem of your idea, to wit:

As hard as it is to rationalize a plausible theory of God, your idea is even less plausible, because it simply raises even more questions than a theory of God does. That's exactly the opposite of what a good theory should do.

If you go away thinking you've simply been criticized into silence, you will be reinforcing the isolation of your ideas. You need feedback to weed out bad ideas that you are too close to see. That's why knowledge is a community effort.
Thanks for this feedback. Time to rethink things...
 
Michael 345 wrote:

No Sir, I don't think that way anyway. I could think you could be wrong in some thing sometime but not to be "too dumb to understand". If it really were the case I wouldn't lose my time discussing with you. What I expect is to hear good criticism for me to rethink my thinking looking for the "bugs" in my mind. o_O How that sounds?
You did not grant that to me.
 
You did not grant that to me.
:( Sincerely at the beginning I felt you were disdaining me.:rolleyes: I changed my mind about you as time passed. Now your avatar an its description ("Transcendental Ignorance!") tell me you could be a special person. Is the photo actually yours? Impressive eyes...
 
If you can apologize: I don't have any question for you, only propositions you don't have capability to analyze properly as you already shown so nothing with you.
 
Michael 345 wrote:

No Sir, I don't think that way anyway. I could think you could be wrong in some thing sometime but not to be "too dumb to understand". If it really were the case I wouldn't lose my time discussing with you. What I expect is to hear good criticism for me to rethink my thinking looking for the "bugs" in my mind. o_O How that sounds?

OK if I mis-characterised you thinking we are to dumb that can be left behind

As for looking for bugs in your mind I would be more comfortable looking for bugs in your theories

Do you know of the expression not even wrong?

I think your theory fits into that category

The phrase is generally attributed to theoretical physicistWolfgang Pauli, who was known for his colorful objections to incorrect or sloppy thinking.[2][3]Rudolf Peierlsdocuments an instance in which "a friend showed Pauli the paper of a young physicist which he suspected was not of great value but on which he wanted Pauli's views. Pauli remarked sadly, 'It is not even wrong'

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_even_wrong

This second link might help (hopefully)

http://www.math.columbia.edu/~woit/wordpress/

Best of luck

:)
 
If you can apologize: I don't have any question for you, only propositions you don't have capability to analyze properly as you already shown so nothing with you.
-_O No, nothing to apologize since you didn't analyzed anything I posted. You just painted pink unicorns to me. :cool:
But I changed my mind in something on you. Now I think you could just be so lazy as to not discuss anything but just post your final opinion very briefly and with just an image preferentially...
 
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