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In reply to the discussion: There is no evidence for the existence of God. [View all]Lordquinton
(7,886 posts)154. Speaking of lieing, I never said you did
Now for the quote you cherry picked:
n this physical Universe, its important to observe all that we can, and to measure every bit of knowledge we can glean. Only from the full suite of data available can we hope to ever draw valid, scientific conclusions about the nature of our Universe. Some of those conclusions will have implications that we may not be able to measure: the existence of the multiverse arises from that. But when people then contend that they can draw conclusions about fundamental constants, the laws of physics, or the values of string vacua, theyre no longer doing science; theyre speculating. Wishful thinking is no substitute for data, experiments, or observables. Until we have those, be aware that the multiverse is a consequence of the best science we have available today, but it doesnt make any scientific predictions we can put to the test.
So you know I can still post 3 more paragraphs from this article and be within the TOS.
It says that the multiverse theory is a result of not being able to observe everything, but it's not supported because we can't yet observe it. It goes on to say that people who then claim that because of the multiverse theory there could be universes where physics are different are completely unbased and with absolutely zero support (this is where the author Ethan Siegel is speaking directly to you).
To your analogy, there is nothing to suggest that the rooms outside our own should be any different fundamentally than our own, the evidence that we have only gives a shadow of a suggestion that other rooms might exist.
There's evidence to support my thought that you didn't actually read the article.
Stop calling me a liar now.
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I will say this, I find most of what you say and do on this website to be sincere.
Eliot Rosewater
Nov 2018
#3
We can define what would constitute evidence of other universes, but not of God
marylandblue
Nov 2018
#40
You are assuming that your perception is a reality. You say there are zillions of suns. Saying so
Doodley
Nov 2018
#107
How do you know they are real maps, and not simply part of a world that only exists in mind?
Doodley
Nov 2018
#112
Or assume that because there is no evidence here, there is no evidence. eom
guillaumeb
Nov 2018
#145
One can assume that until the existence of other rooms is demonstrated. (nt)
LongtimeAZDem
Nov 2018
#146
No, you supplied plenty of it. And now you are making up an implication and saying that I did it.
guillaumeb
Nov 2018
#153