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12. I'd gently suggest that you are misinformed as to the differences between principles and theories

Mon Oct 26, 2015, 04:15 PM

Oct 2015

I'll continue to put my money on the human drive to discover. It's what propelled us past all those sort-of-informed naysayers who told us we couldn't fly, travel faster than the speed of sound or fit a computer inside the head of a pin.

As for evidence, I do believe the article over which we are having this discussion has some good evidence.

As far as "making shit up", it was you who erroneously stated, "All of science says that there will never be warp drives," a statement which my links prove is your own made up shit.

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Sorry, Einstein. Quantum Study Suggests �Spooky Action� Is Real. [View all] Ichingcarpenter Oct 2015 OP

That's been known for quite some time. longship Oct 2015 #1

The article says this "is the strongest evidence yet" freeplessinseattle Oct 2015 #2

Yup. With science, it's not over until it's over... DreamGypsy Oct 2015 #3

They're closing loopholes caraher Oct 2015 #5

So we get an FTL now, right? Android3.14 Oct 2015 #4

A Star Trek wet dream? longship Oct 2015 #6

All of science? That's simply not so Android3.14 Oct 2015 #7

Oopsie! longship Oct 2015 #8

The arrogance of the sort-of informed Android3.14 Oct 2015 #9

Well, I'll continue to put my money on established physics. longship Oct 2015 #10

I'd gently suggest that you are misinformed as to the differences between principles and theories Android3.14 Oct 2015 #12

Well, I will stand by my posts. longship Oct 2015 #13

Einstein "we can only make tentative deductions" SoLeftIAmRight Oct 2015 #11

Does this theory support the prevention of the merging of, neighbor Universes or DhhD Oct 2015 #14

the kaon oscillation mystery Ichingcarpenter Oct 2015 #15