the catholic church has good reason not to allow modern testing. they know. what do you think they know?Quote from jem:
I would like to see new carbon testing done.
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Nearly right.Quote from jem:
I present videos and whole papers. I present famous scientist's opinions.
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Nearly right.
You troll one truncated video like a demented bot and repeatedly confuse what is actually being said in one paper with something made up. You misrepresent scientists and science trying to infer a religious message that doesn't belong.
Otherwise.... it's fair to say, you couldn't be more wrong in any case.
The video is truncated obviously to give the wrong impression.Quote from jem:
Truncated video... which is supported by Penrose's work on the subject.
Susskind's book is sub titled "String Theory and the Illusion of Intelligent Design". "(that is correct... susskind says it)"Quote from jem:
You state there is no appearance of fine tunings and that a Creator is not an option... I present to you one of the founders of string theory and the guy who wrote the book on string theory and the multiverse as an explanation for the fine tunings...
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Suskind states here are 4 possibilities to explain the knife's edge fine tuning...
1. God (that is correct... susskind says it)
2. luck
3. megaverse/ multiverse
4. someday find a theory of everything.
Quote from stu:
The video is truncated obviously to give the wrong impression.
Penrose's work and what he is saying on the subject proposes a cyclic universe, explaining any questions of fine tuning.
Susskind's book is sub titled "String Theory and the Illusion of Intelligent Design". "(that is correct... susskind says it)"
1. God
has been declared an illusion by
3. megaverse/ multiverse
Trolling a list around won't change that .
Using Susskind as your authority, you have to take into consideration everything he says, not just bits you want to hear that might fit with your own religious pre-conclusions. Once you do that, you may stop being such a prick.