Probality of God

[WilbyInebriated]

Yes, the daily retardation of the tides is caused by the angle of the Sun to the Earth at the time.

Gravock

idiot. do you have any SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE TO SUBSTANTIATE THIS ASININE CLAIM OF YOURS?

"The pressure of light applied per square mile over the Great Lakes isn't enough to cause a compression at one point to raise it up at another.  The Great Lakes don't have enough square miles to receive enough pressure."

in other words... what experiments and methods have you PHYSICALLY APPLIED to substantiating your asinine speculation that "The pressure of light applied per square mile over the Great Lakes isn't enough to cause a compression at one point to raise it up at another.  The Great Lakes don't have enough square miles to receive enough pressure."

[WilbyInebriated]

AND you're contradicting your holey babble... which says that what falls down must come back up...  the resurrection, the ascension...   

[gravityblock]

idiot. do you have any SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE TO SUBSTANTIATE THIS ASININE CLAIM OF YOURS?

"The pressure of light applied per square mile over the Great Lakes isn't enough to cause a compression at one point to raise it up at another.  The Great Lakes don't have enough square miles to receive enough pressure."

in other words... what experiments and methods have you PHYSICALLY APPLIED to substantiating your asinine speculation that "The pressure of light applied per square mile over the Great Lakes isn't enough to cause a compression at one point to raise it up at another.  The Great Lakes don't have enough square miles to receive enough pressure."

Do the experiment yourself.  Fill your bathtub with water.  Take a pencil and apply pressure to the water using the pencil.  Do you get a wave?  If not, take your satanic book and apply pressure to the water with the book.  Did you get a wave this time?  If you did, it's because there was more pressure over a larger area of water to create the wave.  Common sense experiment a child could have figured out.

Gravock

[WilbyInebriated]

Do the experiment yourself.  Fill your bathtub with water.  Take a pencil and apply pressure to the water using the pencil.  Do you get a wave?  If not, take your satanic book and apply pressure to the water with the book.  Did you get a wave this time?  If you did, it's because there was more pressure over a larger area of water to create the wave.  Common sense experiment a child could have figured out.

Gravock

a pencil?  that's not light you idiot.  neither is your satanic book (the bible).

i'll take your refusal to present any scientific evidence for your asinine claim as an admission that you have done no valid scientific experiment to substantiate your asinine claim. thank you.

[gravityblock]

a pencil?  that's not light you idiot.  neither is your satanic book (the bible).

i'll take your refusal to present any scientific evidence for your asinine claim as an admission that you have done no valid scientific experiment to substantiate your asinine claim. thank you.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_pressure

Since the radiation pressure of light is much less than the pressure applied by your hand with the pencil and book, then it must be applied over a much much larger area before a wave is created.  The Great Lakes isn't large enough to receive enough pressure from the light to create a wave.

Gravock