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Silent3

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17. Your endless devotion to vagueness is certainly amusing, however.

Reply to tama (Reply #13)

Mon Mar 19, 2012, 08:23 PM

Mar 2012

It keeps you entertained, obviously, but it's scientific value is practically nil.

It's not some terribly "authoritarian" standard, nor is it a "religion", that puts proven science ahead of wild speculation, and there's a big difference between realizing that current science might be wrong in some ways and falling ridiculously in love with one's own unfounded speculative notion about what might be.

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Straight to the point tama Mar 2012 #3

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Wider context tama Mar 2012 #8

I'm not sure why you would begin by looking at a wider context. Jim__ Mar 2012 #15

To begin with tama Mar 2012 #16

A couple of thoughts. Jim__ Mar 2012 #33

A clarification tama Mar 2012 #36

Lack of any supporting data longship Mar 2012 #5

The word "decoherence" tama Mar 2012 #6

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But, but... someone was wrong about something before... Silent3 Mar 2012 #11

I disagree tama Mar 2012 #13

Your endless devotion to vagueness is certainly amusing, however. Silent3 Mar 2012 #17

Why don't you even try? tama Mar 2012 #19

You seem to be getting different posters confused Silent3 Mar 2012 #20

Flattering ad hominem, thanks for that tama Mar 2012 #28

I have no problem with people trying to understand "quantum" Silent3 Mar 2012 #29

You are making up tama Mar 2012 #31

New Age? longship Mar 2012 #32

Pseudoskepticism tama Mar 2012 #45

Thank you. Thank you. And THANK YOU!!! nt Joseph8th Mar 2012 #40

Nice tama Mar 2012 #12

Sorry! Your post makes no physical sense longship Mar 2012 #18

First tama Mar 2012 #24

Tama, I'm with you longship Mar 2012 #30

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G�del tama Mar 2012 #43

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Hmm. DeWitt. Interesting longship Mar 2012 #10

First tama Mar 2012 #14

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