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Aggressive dismissal of an entire field with minimal attempt made to understand it is never going to play well and following it up with sarcasm doesn't improve the situation. Attempting to work backwards to the beginning of the universe from a single tiny point in time and space is fairly obviously going to be a lot harder than understanding the physics of events we can repeat, measure, and examine. This doesn't make…
That’s exactly my point though; it’s incomplete but academics sell incomplete/wrong work to eat. They’re just as much avoiding real work of keeping themselves alive as an aristocrat to noodle around something that will only ever be incomplete due to our axiomatic systems being leaky abstraction. I’m a “Perelmanite.” The ethical and communication standards of academia serve its social influence goals, not science. We…
James Webb Telescope Confirms That the Universe Is Expanding at Different Speeds
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Science was never about the base nature of humanity. We remember it's successes and forget its foibles after they cease to be relevant.
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Please enlighten us.
It's more like a stretching rubber band, but in 3 dimensions instead of 1.
Interresting, but that analogy implies that there is a force that limits the exxpansion and a force that causes it to contract. I'm not sure that's what happens to this universe, and I'm not sure we can know.
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Wouldn't it be easier to just go take a look at the wiki article? Or even to type "is the big bang an explosion" into your search bar?
I like how the primary rebuttal is my use of a non-standard academic term on a public forum non academics read. Hear that unzipping sound? That’s reality itself coming apart because the Jedi Sacred texts were not recited from just so. Really just proving my point that academia is obsessed with little more than normalizing symbolic logic. Such conservatism and thought policing is en vogue across social contexts these…
What are you talking about?