I can.. almost mine out a coherent argument in that pile of gibberish. this is at best a "I want my cake and to eat it too" level argument.
I can.. almost mine out a coherent argument in that pile of gibberish. this is at best a "I want my cake and to eat it too" level argument.
To be clear about what you ignore:- I asked for explanation of what you mean with "true experiment" (since it isn't what everyone else means - as indicated by previously cited sources) and support for your statement that "physics circle widely agree that there are none in modern physics" (whereas a quick search finds no support for that) - and you just ignore that.
You made the claims - you provide the evidence; that is how an argument works.
I see you have adopted the idea of post-truth and "roll-eyes" as counter-arguments.
I don't understand why you make repeated ridiculous statements about nothing after the 1930s, and you have still not explained what your own ideas of no "true experiment" in high energy physics means - and you have not demonstrated anything supporting those statements.
Cosmology was just chosen as an example of something that is easily recognizable - clearly is part of physics and where we clearly have major scientific breakthroughs after the 1930s; without having to enter details in subfields.
Your understanding about science is lacking.
Science is about testing the theories - not merely validating them but more importantly rejecting them if that is what the evidence shows. Unless that rejection is done to a significant degree and some theories survive that testing it is not science.
Last edited by Forogil; 2017-05-21 at 10:17 PM.