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a theory can't be fully proved.
the tp roll cannot have been rolled by wind power, which is what I'm saying, try rolling it yourself, it WON'T roll itself out. no matter what brand you're using.
Some are afraid of witchcraft and ghosts, some aren't. it would just require somebody that is not scared of such things to try it.
you keep arguing about something that is completely irrelevant, which makes you the same as DC.
Quote from: -Major- on September 01, 2010, 09:02:56 amthe tp roll cannot have been rolled by wind power, which is what I'm saying, try rolling it yourself, it WON'T roll itself out. no matter what brand you're using.Totally wrong, and unless you bought TP of every brand you are not in position to say something so stupid.
Quotea theory can't be fully proved.That depends on the standards of proof.
Quote from: Smegma on September 01, 2010, 11:48:18 amQuotea theory can't be fully proved.That depends on the standards of proof.Wasn't gravity a theory before it was proved?
Accepted explanation? There are houndreds of thousands of theorys that are not.
yes, which is why you wouldn't use a theory to out rule another theory, you would use something that is scientifically proven.once it's scientifically proved it's not really a theory anymore, either the definition of theory is not important in this subject.
there are lots of evidence of ghosts
once it's scientifically proved it's not really a theory anymore
DC you should probably get permanently banned, your trolling isn't very successful. (Doesn't understand what trolling is, thinks if someone is disagreeing with him it's trolling)
have you seen the tumor being taken out with your own eyes? otherwise that's not solid proof. even if you had, I haven't seen it with my own eyes, so you could just be lying. (IS this guy serious?)
I'm not sure if I belive in ghosts or just some 4th dimension creature.. or some invisible creatures (like IR light etc stuff)
what your retarded brain can't get is that I'm not saying that it's a descended human that is causing this. I am saying something that cannot be explained with todays science did it. so be it an invisible animal or another dimension, heck even some proxy world interacting with my world.
Do you call it "the gravity theory"? or do you call it "the law of gravity"?Evolution IS a theory? or do you have solid proof that it isn't? even though we probably agree with the same theories of how animals etc developed. The evolution theory includes big bang (I think atleast, I've not really put much mind towards this), which is rather hard to get hard proof of. especially now when some other theory of the world going under and starting up again continually
@Dascoo, I know very well what trolling is, even tho I pretty much stopped trolling myself, I was more active a year ago or so.I do hope you're younger than 9, it's at about that age you should be able to understand what I'm doing. - other useful intellectual features are also featured at that age, such as sarcasm.
All signs point to major being a troll, he should be banned.
I call it 'gravitational theory'. It wouldn't make sense to call it the 'law of gravity' as scientific laws are merely mathematical/functional statements which explain fundamental principles of science, and always hold under stated conditions. Like for example, the Second Law of Thermodynamics always holds within a closed system(we're talking macroscopically here). A theory never becomes a law, as they're two completely different concepts.
Quote from: Farah on September 02, 2010, 05:12:10 amI call it 'gravitational theory'. It wouldn't make sense to call it the 'law of gravity' as scientific laws are merely mathematical/functional statements which explain fundamental principles of science, and always hold under stated conditions. Like for example, the Second Law of Thermodynamics always holds within a closed system(we're talking macroscopically here). A theory never becomes a law, as they're two completely different concepts.The Law of Gravity is just an application of the inverse square law, hence why it's a law. A gravitational theory would be something that attempts to explain the why of gravity. Additionally the Second Law still holds in microscopic conditions, as it's a probabilistic law.Can we just stop replying to -Major- aka Banana-san because it should be pretty clear he's a moron at this point