Yes, I know what it is, but why are you using it as red herring?
Do you not feel the effects of Gravity? Are you telling me you're so out of touch with common sense you can't render a synapsis to comprehend a conclusion from the premise I put forth?
Stop being so intellectly prudish for 2 seconds and try to open your tightwaded, unidirectional brain toward a formadable thought...instead of turning it into intellectual rubbish. Try this experiment: Jump up. Now, did you come back down or did you just float around in the air? Do this experiment a thousand times and see if any DIFFERENT results occur? Ask yourself this question: Do you feel the effects of gravity, or do you feel the effects of the THEORY OF GRAVITY?
Gee wiz...
That you feel the effects of gravity is a data point (like one of those great fossil skulls I post).
The theory of gravity attempts to explain that, and many other, observations. It is the same with the theory of evolution.
Go back and read the definitions I post and you will have a better understanding of these terms.
No you don't.
Do you not feel the effects of Gravity? Are you telling me you're so out of touch with common sense you can't render a synapsis to comprehend a conclusion from the premise I put forth?
The theory of gravity has nothing to do with things falling down.
Stop being so intellectly prudish for 2 seconds and try to open your tightwaded, unidirectional brain toward a formadable thought...instead of turning it into intellectual rubbish. Try this experiment: Jump up. Now, did you come back down or did you just float around in the air? Do this experiment a thousand times and see if any DIFFERENT results occur? Ask yourself this question: Do you feel the effects of gravity, or do you feel the effects of the THEORY OF GRAVITY?
I feel the effects of gravity, not the effects of the "theory of gravity." The fact you would make such a statement tells me you don't know what a "scientific theory" is.
I am not an intellectual prude. Merely intellectually honest.
Gee wiz...
Shuckens.