michael17
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michael17 replied to the topic Does this give credence to the tower of Babel? in the forum Theism 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Michael17, Navy Vets can and do study foreign languages as part of their globetrotting work and some probably immerse so deep in a language that they may think of themselves as native speakers and maybe even simultaneously develop unique personalities as a result of some psychological disorder. But the proof of the Tower…
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michael17 started the topic Does this give credence to the tower of Babel? in the forum Theism 1 month, 3 weeks ago
This phenomenon continues to happen. Does this give credence to the tower of Babel story in Genesis?
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michael17 replied to the topic Are UAPs that are trans medium at impossible speeds evidence of unknown science? in the forum Science 2 months, 4 weeks ago
As usual, what passes for “evidence” is basically something someone or some agency says with at best blurry photos on offer. We live in an age with excellent photo resources. Satellites, we are told, can read license plates, for example, yet I have yet to see an image that is both convincing and shows a craft with any degree of det…
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michael17 started the topic Are UAPs that are trans medium at impossible speeds evidence of unknown science? in the forum Science 2 months, 4 weeks ago
Are UAPs that are trans medium at impossible speeds evidence of unknown science or preternatural phenomena.
https://thedebrief.org/pentagon-confirms-leaked-video-showing-transmedium-ufo-is-authentic/
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michael17 replied to the topic Does the JWST support Creation? in the forum Science 2 months, 4 weeks ago
UAPs are examples of the miracles, Newtonian physics defying.
So, UAP’s have, umm, angels at their helms. Or The Big Guy himself?
“Men’s hearts failing them out of fear of those things coming upon the earth for the powers of heaven shall be shaken”
So not even the powers of heaven…
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michael17 replied to the topic Does the JWST support Creation? in the forum Science 2 months, 4 weeks ago
UAPs are examples of the miracles, Newtonian physics defying.
So, UAP’s have, umm, angels at their helms. Or The Big Guy himself?
“Men’s hearts failing them out of fear of those things coming upon the earth for the powers of heaven shall be shaken”
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michael17 replied to the topic Does the JWST support Creation? in the forum Science 2 months, 4 weeks ago
The miraculous simply means we are powerless to do the same. UAPs defy Newtonian physics, and we are powerless to do the same. Being non-baryonic helps.Your defense of miracles only makes sense if miracles actually happen, and you cite everything we can’t do or explain as evidence of God. And not just any God (…[Read more]
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michael17 replied to the topic Does the JWST support Creation? in the forum Science 3 months ago
Likewise, just because tbere is theory, like evolution, you can not jump to the conclusions that there is no god as was done in the Victorian age. Moreover evolution may address change within a phylum but not the creation of phylums nor biogenesis nor the efficient engineering of thermodynamic, electrical and…
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michael17 replied to the topic Does the JWST support Creation? in the forum Science 3 months ago
@michael “Astro-physicists are currently baffled and going back to their chalk board.” We know your conclusion, Michael, even when you don’t state it explicitly. “Therefore, God must exist,” right? We already know that things at the time of the Big Bang were not “normal” in the sense of comporting with the physics that became normal…
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michael17 replied to the topic Does the JWST support Creation? in the forum Science 3 months ago
More accurately, scientific discoveries can be presented agnotologically. This typically results in incorrect interpretation of the data, for the express purpose of misrepresenting it. The purpose of misrepresenting the data, is typically driven by no credible data being available to use instead. So, finding that stars formed in better…
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michael17 replied to the topic Why I'm skeptical about the UFO phenomenon in the forum Small Talk 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Luke 21:26
King James Version
26 Men’s hearts failing them for fear, and for looking after those things which are coming on the earth: for the powers of heaven shall be shaken
The Olivet prophecies are spot on!
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michael17 replied to the topic Is the absence of chaos among the inner planets, apart of fine tuning? in the forum Science 4 months, 1 week ago
In any case, there is no absence of chaos, is there? Or can you prove absence of chaos?
Chaos is suppose to be there, is the point, but there’s not. So who or what is doing the restoration?
There you go again, asserting there’s no chaos. Show us, then, that there is no chaos.
The authors ass…[Read more]
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michael17 replied to the topic Is the absence of chaos among the inner planets, apart of fine tuning? in the forum Science 4 months, 1 week ago
ChatGPT gave me a great explanation of planetary orbital dynamics, including interactions, but got wishy-washy on what scientific consensus is on how well Lyapunov time calculations can explain very long time frames, or the future of planetary orbits. In the article you cited, I also didn’t see any strong support for, or s…
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michael17 replied to the topic Is the absence of chaos among the inner planets, apart of fine tuning? in the forum Science 4 months, 1 week ago
Michael17, Couldn’t a body from outside the Solar System of sufficient size and gravitational pull come in and mess with the orbits of any of the Planets or Dwarf Planets, whether Inner Solar System or Outer Solar System? Yeah, I know I’m throwing in a hypothetical, but is it any less possible than the notion of “fi…
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michael17 replied to the topic Is the absence of chaos among the inner planets, apart of fine tuning? in the forum Science 4 months, 1 week ago
In any case, there is no absence of chaos, is there? Or can you prove absence of chaos?
Chaos is suppose to be there, is the point, but there’s not. So who or what is doing the restoration?
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michael17 replied to the topic Is the absence of chaos among the inner planets, apart of fine tuning? in the forum Science 4 months, 1 week ago
What exactly do you mean by the lack of chaos among the inner planets (Mercury through Mars, I assume)? Are you referring to chaos as defined in chaos theory where relatively small fluctuations can result in major consequences? Mercury’s orbit is often described as chaotic in a different sense of the word.
The calculated Lyapunov t…[Read more]
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michael17 replied to the topic Is the absence of chaos among the inner planets, apart of fine tuning? in the forum Science 4 months, 1 week ago
michael17, is it evident to you how your world view colors your lens accordingly? Not that objectivity is possible for humans and yet any form of ideology/orthodoxy renders a flawed human an absolute trash receptacle. I don’t mean that in a bad way…it is just that
Theories or ideologies can be flawed, but evidence is what it is.…[Read more]
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michael17 started the topic Is the absence of chaos among the inner planets, apart of fine tuning? in the forum Science 4 months, 1 week ago
Is the absence of chaos among the inner planets, evidence of the posited fine tuning of the universe (antropic principle)?
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michael17 replied to the topic Does the JWST support Creation? in the forum Science 4 months, 1 week ago
Michael17, Science is about postulates and theories based, respectively, on contingent interpretations of observations, and on the latest and most verifiable evidence. This is also how the science of medicine works; In the long run, in spite of previous beliefs and incorrectly purported proofs, demonstrably successful treatments…
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michael17 replied to the topic Does the JWST support Creation? in the forum Science 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Nice video on how confounded Big Bangers are. And a High-Five to Creationist. (Not the 6000 years ago universal creationist). As there is evidence that a civiliation existed on earth 350 million years ago. I believe that more evidence will be unearthed in our lifetimes. Already unanomalous structures are detected in Anarctica on Google Earth.…[Read more]
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