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Re: When is a theory wrong? Action-Reaction investigates!
Posted:
Dec 5, 2012 2:49 PM
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On Dec 4, 11:15 pm, "G=EMC^2" <herbertglazi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Dec 4, 10:50 pm, jdawe <mrjd...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Wrong - Correct
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> > Constant - Variable
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> > So, action-reaction tells us being wrong is an absolute constant. In
> > other words, if we are wrong we have nothing correct so we score a
> > zero.
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> > Being correct on the other hand is a variable relative to absolute
> > failure. So the degree with which we are correct is variable.
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> > Cold-Hot
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> > It's like hot and cold. Cold is absolute zero whilst hot is a value
> > relative to that.
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> > Wrong-Correct
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> > Dark-Bright
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> > Absolute-Relative
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> > Linear-Curvature
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> > Constant-Variable
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> > Rest-Motion
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> > Instantaneous-Gradual
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> > Therefore,
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> > Dark, Absolute, Linear, Constant, Rest, Instantaneous are all Wrong.
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> > In other words,
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> > Dark = Absolute = Linear = Constant = Rest = Instantaneous = Wrong = 0
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> > So, you score zero if your theory is only made up of those words.
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> > Bright, Relative, Curved, Variable, Motion, Gradual are all correct.
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> > In other words,
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> > Depending on the amount of these attributes we use is the degree of
> > being 'correct'.
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> > So, if I propose Light is in a Constant Motion of 4444444343 km/h
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> > I would score 0 for using 'constant' and 1 point for using 'motion'
> > because motion exists however 'constant' doesn't. So my theory is 1
> > point correct.
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> > If I say,
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> > Linear - Curvature
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> > Cold - Heat
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> > Decrease - Increase
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> > If I propose a CURVATURE in a wire that has an electric current
> > running though it will induce an INCREASE in the degree of COLD.
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> > I would score 0 for using the word COLD and a 1 point each for
> > CURVATURE and INCREASE.
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> > So I would be 2 points correct.
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> > I would of been 3 points correct if I had of said:
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> > A wire with CURVATURE that has an electric current running through it
> > will induce an INCREASE in HEAT.
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> > So, try and use the things on the left side in your theories as little
> > as possible:
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> > Symmetrical - Asymmetrical
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> > Microcosmic - Macrocosmic
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> > Gravitation - Levitation
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> > Contraction - Expansion
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> > Absolutivity - Relativity
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> > Space - Time
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> > Whole - Particle
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> > Continuum - Discrete
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> > Fake - Real
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> Theory is wrong when its a bad idea TeBet- Hide quoted text -
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Idiot. A theory is falsified when it is not self-consistent, or when
it predicts values different from those measured in experiments.
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