james bond
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Haha, what is "hypothetical evidence"? You're just making shit up, now.I already said his evidence was hypothetical.
I already mentioned this earlier about Kaku. He's a theoretical physicist, so he's dealing with tachyons which do not exist, multiverses which do not exist and strings which do not exist. There is no evidence for any of it. It could be pseudoscience. That's why I called it hypothetical. Yet, he ends up being correct if they show evidence of God. OTOH, you deal with big bang, singularity and cosmic inflation which are theoretical to atheist scientists, but end up being wrong with no God. Atheists are usually wrong.