MarkDuffy
Diamond Member
Quote my post and apologizeYou changed the environment of the experiment, you did not prove anything. I am dropping a coin, your spirit got lost again.I am sitting in front of my computer here on Gaia. The coin is a coin.LOL, in which portion of general relativity or quantum physics will my dropped coin go up?
Trust me on this. The coin will go down.
Depends. What is "UP" and what is "DOWN"?
What if you're in a black hole?
What if your coin is made of helium or hydrogen molecules?
What if you are in the vacuum of space?
What if the sun explodes and destroys the Earth before the coin lands?
You don't need to reassure me, I wholeheartedly agree that it's highly probable the coin will land on the ground. But it is never a "certainty" in science. IF you believe something is a certainty in science, you're not practicing science, you are practicing faith in science. I don't know any more eloquent way to state that. You can BELIEVE whatever you please.
Guess what? The coin just went down again.
Is this proof of God?
In short? YES! It is! But that wasn't our argument.
We were talking about things science has "discovered to always be true." I just gave you several examples to shoot down your assumption that even something as certain as the law of gravity is not always true. Furthermore, there are theoretical physicists who argue there are places in our universe where actual gravitational force may vary. So, if you dropped your coin there, it might go up instead of down. Of course, we'll never know because we'll never visit that part of our universe to test it.
No, I didn't change the environment, you didn't state the environment. I took advantage of that detail to show you how your assumption could be wrong. Of course I didn't "prove" anything, it's impossible to prove something to someone who refuses to accept evidence.
My spirit is not lost and neither is yours. My spirit is strong because I nurture it and yours is weak because you ignore it.