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English please.
And if you have a point to make, just make it. Go on, state your claim and your argument for it. Then we can apply the same scrutiniy and evidentiary tests to your claims and arguments that scientists have to endure when publishing their science. Let's see how your claims stand up, shall we?
So, let's hear it.
You were the one speaking of terms. I simply corrected you. Deal with it.
You didnt correct anything. Your post about definitions completely supported and proved my point. Thank you for that.
And you are quite the intellectual sissy to avoid my challenge.
I avoid debating fools, because sometimes others can't tell the difference.
Someone made a hypothesis I can wash laundry it became a theory, but never a law.
Haha....sure, pal. You have e excellent points and arguments, but you just dont feel like stating them...haha, what a shameless little liar you are .
Theories dont become laws. You clearly know less than nothing about any of this, and you should stop commenting now.
So... scientific laws started out from the beginning as laws huh? Bring something with you next time you want to battle wits.
"... scientific laws started out from the beginning as laws huh?"
Correct, and we merely discovered them.
Look, listen up: You can ask 1000 dishonest questions and post 1000 definitions that you don't understand, and you will NEVER be correct that scientific theories become laws or that explanations are "only theories" in science. Not ever, so I'm not wasting my time with this nonsense.