To: FredZarguna
Yes, with our current understanding of the universe that is true.
How much would you have wagered at any point in human history that our current understanding of the universe is true, accurate and complete?
149 posted on
12/09/2013 12:24:54 PM PST by
null and void
(I'm betting on an Obama Trifecta: A Nobel Peace Prize, an Impeachment, AND a War Crimes Trial...)
To: null and void
Let me put it this way: the evidence we have that the laws of physics are Lorentz Invariant have been tested in at least as many ways as the fact that the Earth is round, and over an enormous range of space and time.
Now, if you want to argue that the Earth is not round, you'll be mistaken, but you can (I guess) be satisfied with the answer that you will get no argument about that from me.
152 posted on
12/09/2013 2:42:40 PM PST by
FredZarguna
(The sequel, thoroughly pointless, derivative, and boring was like all James Cameron "films.")
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