Sheldon
Dreamsmasher
Would you expect a non-conspiracy theorist to make a documentary documenting what could be a large conspiracy?
They did. They reported it in the news.
Would you expect a non-conspiracy theorist to make a documentary documenting what could be a large conspiracy?
They did. They reported it in the news.
The news reported that the government was probably involved in the largest terrorist attack on American soil ever?
No, the reported the facts, which were the exact opposite. Not sure how you are failing to see what I am saying.
Sheldon said:"Was probably"... that is your key. You are hanging onto a "was probably". That is not a fact. That is a theory, a conspiracy theory.
Gravity is a fact. There is no theory in that.
"The law of gravity tells us how gravity affects things. The theories of gravity are explanations of why gravity affects things."
Can't tell if you're screwing with me or not.
Wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton's_law_of_universal_gravitation
Notice the law part.
See how easy that was?
Okay. I'll step out of this thread now. When Wiki is the main reference point, its out of control.
Therefore, accusing something of being false merely because it's "just a theory" is fallacious reasoning, as the "theory" label doesn't make it any less valid or true. Additionally, theory, technically, plural, a singular explanation should be a "theorem": a scientist referring to "gravitational theory" is referring to the collective body of research on the subject of gravitation, not a specific law or explanation.
Please note that the elementary "Wikipedia sucks because anyone can edit it" is highly inaccurate and outdated.
Not directly stated, but implied:Please point out where that was stated. Thanks.
Sheldon said:When Wiki is the main reference point, its out of control.
No, you assumed it was implied. Which is on you, not me. I don't like words put it my mouth. If I want to say something, I will say it, I have zero issues with that.
Do you think wiki articles suck because anyone can edit them?
This is very simple. If you thought something along the lines of:Does it matter what I answer, really? Or are you going to say I was "implying" something? Like I said, I need to step out of this thread. When I am being told what I am saying, obviously it does not matter what I am typing.
Sheldon said:When Wiki is the main reference point, its out of control.
Ignoring facts is unwise.There you go again.
Have at it.