[extracted] New(?) 9-11 stuff
[extracted] New(?) 9-11 stuff
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[extracted] New(?) 9-11 stuff

KSM got a plea deal. The guy who supposedly masterminded the 9/11 attacks is not getting the death penalty.

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01 August 2024 at 05:08 PM
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by Gorgonian m

One thing this clown and Deuces have in common is ignoring any burden of proof of any of their claims and then demanding you jump through their hoops. Doesn't work like that.And here's a tip. If you have a point to make about the necessary components of an experiment, asking others to name them does not help your point at all. The truth does not change if d2 does or does not kn

Burden of proof? Good idea.

Responsibility on those who claim Cavendish as an experiment to give the 3 necessary parts of an experiment.

What are they?

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by 1&onlybillyshears m

Fill in the blanks:
1.
2.
3.

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Jeez, this is the hardest "what comes next" ever. Am I 2000 IQ if I get this one?


by Trolly McTrollson m

Man, seems like you should have figured that out first before trying to lecture people about science.

What is 'science'?


by Trolly McTrollson m

Man, seems like you should have figured that out first before trying to lecture people about science.

Those claiming an experiment but refuse to give the 3 necessary constituent parts of said experiment:

D2
Willd
Gorgo
Didace

Also trolly or are you staying out of this?

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by geezerchess m

What is 'science'?

And there was me thinking Victor was the only one who didn't know basic words. Sounds like it's an epidemic.


by d2_e4 m

Jeez, this is the hardest "what comes next" ever. Am I 2000 IQ if I get this one?

No you are a 10 year old student of Science. They are expected to know this.

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by d2_e4 m

And there was me thinking Victor was the only one who didn't know basic words. Sounds like it's an epidemic.

I provided a definition several days ago, sir.


by 1&onlybillyshears m

No you are a 10 year old student of Science. They are expected to know this.

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Ooh, I know this one. It's raindrops on roses, whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles, and warm woollen mittens. I know that's four, but I really like all of them, must I get rid of one?


Anyway, dipshit, I told you, you get nish here till you start coming up with some of these sources you claimed to have. You promised us textbooks and all sorts, and all we've had is your incessant babbling, repeating the same gibberish over and over again.


by geezerchess m

I provided a definition several days ago, sir.

I must have missed it, can you repost it?


I didn't "claim an experiment" you fing weirdo. I'm just here to laugh at you, not engage with you.


by d2_e4 m

I must have missed it, can you repost it?

https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showp...

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/physic...

the science that deals with matter, energy, motion, and force.


Ignore the haters, Billy Bro. He's just jealous of our utopia.



Ok great. So what's your question?


by d2_e4 m

Ok great. So what's your question?

Do you agree with that definition, or with the one billy provided?


by geezerchess m

Do you agree with that definition, or with the one billy provided?

Where's the one billy provided? I don't remember him providing anything, might have missed that too.


by Gorgonian m

I didn't "claim an experiment" you fing weirdo. I'm just here to laugh at you, not engage with you.

You claimed science.

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by d2_e4 m

Where's the one billy provided? I don't remember him providing anything, might have missed that too.

Here, in my infinite generosity

Physics is the establishment of successful hypotheses, i.e. theories, describing and explaining phenomena in the natural world, in accordance with the scientific method, i.e. proven by experiment. Physics IS science, not a list of curricula that might be found on a course called physics.

Now gimme the three constituent parts of an experiment. Feck it, just gimme what an experiment IS. You say experimental proof of "classical gravity", you say Cavendish. So what is an experiment? Hmm?

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I think on the whole that, as a spectator sport, pigeon chess may be a bit overrated.


by d2_e4 m

Ooh, I know this one. It's raindrops on roses, whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles, and warm woollen mittens. I know that's four, but I really like all of them, must I get rid of one?

Wrong. 1, 2, 3 let's go..

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by 1&onlybillyshears m

Here, in my infinite generosity

Now gimme the three constituent parts of an experiment. Feck it, just gimme what an experiment IS. You say experimental proof of "classical gravity", you say Cavendish. So what is an experiment? Hmm?

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I would say if a theory successfully predicts the orbits of the planets and the motion of other celestial bodies, it "agrees with experiment".

Also, I know what you *want* me to say, I'm just not spending any energy on you until you provide these textbooks you claim to have, or any other evidence supporting your kooky gravity views.


by 57 On Red m

I think on the whole that, as a spectator sport, pigeon chess may be a bit overrated.

Nobody is limiting you to being an observer. Hop in, the thread is your oyster.


by d2_e4 m

I would say if a theory successfully predicts the orbits of the planets and the motion of other celestial bodies, it "agrees with experiment".

Also, I know what you *want* me to say, I'm just not spending any energy on you until you provide these textbooks you claim to have, or any other evidence supporting your kooky gravity views.

Really, so what is an experiment?

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by d2_e4 m

I would say if a theory successfully predicts the orbits of the planets and the motion of other celestial bodies, it "agrees with experiment".

Also, I know what you *want* me to say, I'm just not spending any energy on you until you provide these textbooks you claim to have, or any other evidence supporting your kooky gravity views.

You either

A) do not know the answer.
B) know the answer.

If (B) then you will know you have absolutely no hope of supporting your claim of experimental evidence supporting universal gravitation. Goodbye Cavendish.

If (A) then it's goodbye d2_e4. (English descriptive anyone?)

Either way, hubris. And karma, karma too.

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by d2_e4 m

Nobody is limiting you to being an observer. Hop in, the thread is your oyster.

The odds that guy knows the three constituent parts of an experiment etc.

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