gcomeau
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If ANYTHING is BASED UPON THE LAWS OF PHYSICS....such is a PHYSICAL LAW. No theory is a physical law simply because it is not based upon the demonstrable laws of physics.....but rather on SUBJECTIVE human thought void of OBJECTIVE, OBSERVABLE, REPRODUCIBLE experimentation that demonstrates the consistency needed to conclude such as A FACT of Physical Law. Evolution is as far removed from the OBSERVED LAWS of physics as is day from night. Can you spell? If you can the spell..........
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When your ad hominem ignorance is proven wrong.......I suppose that is all you have left, deflection through feigned ignorance. If you are incapable of reading and comprehending the previous retort there if no further need in addressing your Circular Argumentation. Believe me....the "re-run" is no better than the premiere.
1. Dude, seriously. The occasional very key word capitalized for emphasis is one thing. Doing it three times a sentence makes you damn near unintelligible.
2. You very much need to take a class in basic science. One of the things you need to learn while doing so is what "theory" and "law" refer to in a scientific context. What you just posted was meaningless gibberish. Theories are absolutely not based on "subjective human thought". They are in fact the product of absurd amounts of rigorous objective testing and verification. They are the peak outcome of the scientific process. They are well above laws on the heirarchy of scientific knowledge. Coming up with a new scientific law is a decent acheivement. Having a hypothesis be taken into the ranks of accepted Scientific Theories will likely get you a Nobel prize. They're not guesses. They're not hunches. They're not subjective beliefs. They bear absolutely no relation to layman's uses of the word "theory" like "my uncle Bill has a theory about who shot Kennedy. It was the Illuminati!!!"
They're incredibly well supported explanatory frameworks that detail the mechanisms behind physical processes. The "Law of Gravity" for example simply describes a basic observation. The rate at which two bodies with mass will accelerate towards each other due to gravitational attraction.
The THEORY of gravity on the other hand is way, way harder to come up with. Because you see, the theory of gravity has to explain WHY that happens. Which is slightly more difficult and requires WAY higher levels of testing and experimentation.
3. Take a logic class when you're done with your science class. You need to learn how to properly aply terms like "Ad hominem" and "circular reasoning". You're not doing it right now.
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