SSDD
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According to SSDD that would be true, but it goes deeper than that:If I add energy to an object, with my flashlight, the object can't spontaneously emit?
His "idea" is tantamount to saying nothing on earth is ever spontaneous, because for anything to spontaneously emit energy, that energy must come from some outside source somewhere in the past.
However radioactive decay is said by all physicists to be spontaneous.. He once said radioactivity is not spontaneous. A cold isotope emitting gamma rays to a warm object should be an obvious example of spontaneity. Gamma emission is also EM energy going from a cold to a warmer object Hey SSDD, what do you think about that?
That's not what he said
Typical of his lot. They are unable to argue against the actual arguments that we skeptics put forward, so they invent arguments to rail against and attribute said arguments to rail against.
In this case, every dictionary, I can find says that spontaneous means happening without outside forces...He apparently believes that if a substance absorbs energy from an outside source, then emits that energy at a later time that the emission of energy is spontaneous...never mind the fact that once the absorbed energy is used up, the emission stops, or the emission never begins without first absorbing energy...
Guess he believes that if you gas up your car on thursday, but don't start it till friday, it is running spontaneously....ignore the fact that when the gas is gone, the engine stops, and it would never have even started without the gas in the first place.
They just make it up as they go in an attempt to lend creedence to their faith...