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| April 8, 2023
| Sabine Hossenfelder
Posted on 07/21/2023 6:56:30 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
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To: grey_whiskers
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posted on
07/23/2023 7:07:48 AM PDT
by
SunkenCiv
(Politics do not make strange bedfellows, and the enemy of your enemy may still be your enemy.)
To: fso301
Why do you say it’s a false assumption?
This is all really all about you and your assumptions and biases.
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posted on
07/23/2023 7:11:40 AM PDT
by
SunkenCiv
(Politics do not make strange bedfellows, and the enemy of your enemy may still be your enemy.)
To: SunkenCiv
Thanks.
But I literally haven’t yet gotten to books I had bought on vacation in 2008; so it might be awhile.
123
posted on
07/23/2023 9:31:51 AM PDT
by
grey_whiskers
( The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change without notice.)
To: grey_whiskers
Wha? We have to read the dang things now?
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posted on
07/23/2023 9:34:01 AM PDT
by
SunkenCiv
(Politics do not make strange bedfellows, and the enemy of your enemy may still be your enemy.)
To: SunkenCiv
Why do you say it’s a false assumption? I did briefly say but you must not have understood. There are many factors believed critical for life as we know it which eliminate most stars in the universe from consideration as candidates for supporting life on a gravitationally captured planet.
Then, given a suitable star having one or more gravitationally captured planets, there are many factors which will eliminate most of those planets from being capable of supporting life as we know it.
. This is all really all about you and your assumptions and biases.
No. Not at all. Anyone relying on the estimated total number of stars in the universe as evidence life as we know it... especially life more advanced than ours is operating on blind faith.
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posted on
07/23/2023 10:31:43 AM PDT
by
fso301
To: SunkenCiv
It gets worse than that. The book I haven't read is The Anatomy of Melancholy. So it's not even physics.
126
posted on
07/23/2023 10:39:30 AM PDT
by
grey_whiskers
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To: SunkenCiv
Utter rubbish and balderdash.
127
posted on
07/23/2023 11:11:23 AM PDT
by
citizen
(Put all LBQTwhatever programming on a new subscription service: PERV-TV)
To: SunkenCiv
No comments have been forthcoming from Nobel prize laureate, Cal Tech physicist Dr. Sheldon Cooper, physicist Dr. Leonard Hofstadter, astrophysicist Dr. Rajesh Koothrappali, or Mr. Howard Walowitz from the Cal Tech Engineering Department.
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posted on
07/23/2023 11:56:29 AM PDT
by
AF_Blue
(My decision-making skills closely resemble those of a squirrel when crossing a road)
To: citizen
129
posted on
07/23/2023 11:58:17 AM PDT
by
SunkenCiv
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To: jjotto
Well put.
Reality can be a bummer sometimes ... just ask a "trans-sexual"
(and I apologize for changing the subject of your post. Cheers!)
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posted on
07/23/2023 11:59:55 AM PDT
by
glennaro
(Never give up ... never give in ... never surrender ... and enjoy every minute of doing so.)
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