Can you provide a link to your golden rule that states the cause effect relationship will always be linear?
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Replying to @BradSchrag @JohnSeers and
Really; ur not familiar with the rule that if x causes y, there will be a LR provided enough data is available? Look, I always regret embarrassing y'all but ur just so damn stubborn. Its a rule, ask some1 or just find it urself. U have a nice day & ty for entertaining my thoughts
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Replying to @Jeffmcneel2 @BradSchrag and
I'm guessing Jeff doesn't actually mean linear the way everyone else on the planet means it. Can you provide a mathematical definition of linear, Jeff?
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Replying to @litgenstein @AndrewDessler and
I give up. Y'all r arrogant fools. Just straight up ppl, I'm Aspergers, I encroach on 3 sd, while 4 sd separates y'all & chimps. I am occasionally right but y'all r why we won't talk to y'all. Arrogance in stupid. We r humble in general & Y'all, stupid & all r arrogant. Good day
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Replying to @Jeffmcneel2 @litgenstein and
> I am occasionally right Implying you are usually wrong. I think we’ve found common ground.
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Replying to @BradSchrag @litgenstein and
Brad, ur an idiot & though I've already demonstrated that, I'll go for more. Let's see, let's stay in ur field. How would u described the mechanics of gravity, r u a gravity is energy, gravitron type or more the classical GR type who's not concerned with the cause?
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Replying to @Jeffmcneel2 @BradSchrag and
Yea it was a trap, GR describes bodies in motion but theoreticly if 2 black holes were both not moving & were a 100 yards apart, they would not attract. Yea a serious problem on the other hand if mass emitted gravitrons (energy), mass would loose mass. Again, serious problem
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Replying to @Jeffmcneel2 @BradSchrag and
@InertialObservr don’t bother responding to him, but this is probably the worst crackpottery I’ve seen lol1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes -
Replying to @InertialObservr @litgenstein and
oh my G O D
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