Probality of God

[WilbyInebriated]

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 for a wave to be created.

Gravock

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]

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.

What a way to be. LOL

Gravock

[WilbyInebriated]

What a way to be. LOL

Gravock

that's what we all think of you.

get a laser, a known quantity of water, then illuminate it with said laser and measure this alleged 'displacement' or 'compression' you keep vomiting about. then do some math including known formulas for radiation pressure and present your findings...   OR continue to to talk out of your pretentious, sanctimonious and hubristic ass.

[gravityblock]

that's what we all think of you.

get a laser, a known quantity of water, do some math including known formulas for radiation pressure and present your findings...   OR continue to to talk out of your pretentious, sanctimonious and hubristic ass.

The gravitational-tidal theory predicts tidal waves in the Great Lakes, but this doesn't occur according to theory.  So, the tides are more than likely not to due to the gravitational pull of the moon, especially since I provided additional scientific evidence showing how gravity is more than likely not a pulling force of attraction between masses.  The gravitational-tidal theory and the pulling theory of gravity falls like dominoes when they're put up next to each other.

Gravock

[WilbyInebriated]

The gravitational-tidal theory predicts tidal waves in the Great Lakes, but this doesn't occur according to theory.  So, the tides are more than likely not to due to the gravitational pull of the moon, especially since I provided additional scientific evidence showing how gravity is more than likely not a pulling force of attraction between masses.  The gravitational-tidal theory and the pulling theory of gravity falls like dominoes when they're put up next to each other.

Gravock

idiot. i couldn't care less about the gravitational-tidal theory... I'M ASKING YOU FOR SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE OF YOUR HYPOTHESIS. pointing out your imagined issues with another theory DOES NOT VALIDATE YOUR HYPOTHESIS!

you haven't shown ANYTHING that would be even REMOTELY CONSIDERED AS SCIENTIFIC in support of YOUR ASININE HYPOTHESIS.


and thank you for ANOTHER tacit admission that you haven't a single shred of extant material evidence nor a logical proof for the existence of your imaginary godfairy savior/creator friend!