itfitzme
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probably from the fact you can't test the hypothesis......claiming that what you observe is what you expect to observe is simply circular reasoning, not scientific testing......
I can use the same approach.......hmmm.....if there were an intelligent designer creating human beings, I would expect to find human beings, capable of reproducing, intelligent enough to function, and with thumbs......holy shit, guess what I found!.......
You mean like I drop ball and expect to observe it accelerate at 9.8 m/s^2. And, what do you know, it does accelerate at 9.8 m/s^2.
That's not circular reasoning, it is scientific proof.
You are confused. The reason is that you don't understand what scientific proof is.
no....I am not confused.....you have demonstrated scientific proof by dropping a ball and measuring the speed.....imagine what a physics class would say if you claimed you didn't have to measure the speed, because you assumed if you dropped it, it would hit the floor......or if you didn't even bother to drop it, because the ball you saw laying on the floor was adequate proof.......
Uh, yeah, you are confused. The shame of it is your intentially confused.
Making up a bunch of irrelevant "analogies", if they can even be called that, isn't doing you any good. You already failed the first time. Why continue "imagining" things instead of actually learning?
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