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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. Bryan wrote: "Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. Here we go again. It's only been a couple of hours and the the "scientists" are changing their minds. Will they ever get it right? http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/06/22/D8IDK16G0.html They do have it right, Bert. Give the most logical explanation that best fits the available evidence. When new evidence arises, adjust the explanation to fit the evidence. Is there something wrong with this objective approach to understanding our world? Science is nothing more than observation and consensus. You observe something and then you look for consensus of your observation by your "peers." This consensus can be biased by political and economic considerations. Does the phrase "it is accepted in the scientific community" cause you to sit up and say what do you mean "accepted?" It does with me because it means that it is not all objective. Newton needed no consensus, nor did Einstein. Newton made an observation and then he had to gain consensus from his fellow scientists to accept his observation. |
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![]() "Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. Bryan wrote: "Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. Bryan wrote: "Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. Here we go again. It's only been a couple of hours and the the "scientists" are changing their minds. Will they ever get it right? http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/06/22/D8IDK16G0.html They do have it right, Bert. Give the most logical explanation that best fits the available evidence. When new evidence arises, adjust the explanation to fit the evidence. Is there something wrong with this objective approach to understanding our world? Science is nothing more than observation and consensus. You observe something and then you look for consensus of your observation by your "peers." This consensus can be biased by political and economic considerations. Does the phrase "it is accepted in the scientific community" cause you to sit up and say what do you mean "accepted?" It does with me because it means that it is not all objective. No. The scientific method involves observation, hypothesis, testing and measurement. The data is analyzed; a new observation stage. A new hypothesis based on the previously unknown or incomplete data. More testing and measurement. And so on. The consensus you speak of comes from submitting the experiment and the data to the scientific community via peer reviewed journals. Your peers are then expected to challenge your data and conclusions through repeating the experiment to verify the veracity of your data and looking for flaws in the structure or design of your experiment, data, and conclusions. It is through the peer review of your work by reputable scientists and repetition of your experiments that consensus is formed. Concensus is based on data that is subject to challenge by your peers. Accepted means the data has been determined to be valid and sound by the reputable scientific community after withstanding scrutiny by your peers. Peers is the group of scientists who practice the scientific method as the means to understanding our physical world. Peers does not refer to some knucklehead who took 10th grade biology nor to an idividual who has an emotionally driven agenda. And, again, science uses existing data derived from observation, experimental design, testing and measurement, subject to peer review, to explain our world and new data to improve the explanation. What you have described is boils down to observation and consensus. Not in the same way that you spin it, Bert. |
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Bert Robbins wrote:
Don White wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Every time I make a post you, Don or Doug Kanter as respond. It appears that the three of you need to get lives. We consider it a public service...... somewhat like vermin control. Well, you need to go back to school because you haven't been able to exterminate me. I said *control*, not extermination. What do you think I am...the US military? |
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Don White wrote:
Bert Robbins wrote: Don White wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Every time I make a post you, Don or Doug Kanter as respond. It appears that the three of you need to get lives. We consider it a public service...... somewhat like vermin control. Well, you need to go back to school because you haven't been able to exterminate me. I said *control*, not extermination. What do you think I am...the US military? No, you are the Canadian government arresting a group of boys that were just playing around. |
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Bryan wrote:
"Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. Bryan wrote: "Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. Bryan wrote: "Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. Here we go again. It's only been a couple of hours and the the "scientists" are changing their minds. Will they ever get it right? http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/06/22/D8IDK16G0.html They do have it right, Bert. Give the most logical explanation that best fits the available evidence. When new evidence arises, adjust the explanation to fit the evidence. Is there something wrong with this objective approach to understanding our world? Science is nothing more than observation and consensus. You observe something and then you look for consensus of your observation by your "peers." This consensus can be biased by political and economic considerations. Does the phrase "it is accepted in the scientific community" cause you to sit up and say what do you mean "accepted?" It does with me because it means that it is not all objective. No. The scientific method involves observation, hypothesis, testing and measurement. The data is analyzed; a new observation stage. A new hypothesis based on the previously unknown or incomplete data. More testing and measurement. And so on. The consensus you speak of comes from submitting the experiment and the data to the scientific community via peer reviewed journals. Your peers are then expected to challenge your data and conclusions through repeating the experiment to verify the veracity of your data and looking for flaws in the structure or design of your experiment, data, and conclusions. It is through the peer review of your work by reputable scientists and repetition of your experiments that consensus is formed. Concensus is based on data that is subject to challenge by your peers. Accepted means the data has been determined to be valid and sound by the reputable scientific community after withstanding scrutiny by your peers. Peers is the group of scientists who practice the scientific method as the means to understanding our physical world. Peers does not refer to some knucklehead who took 10th grade biology nor to an idividual who has an emotionally driven agenda. And, again, science uses existing data derived from observation, experimental design, testing and measurement, subject to peer review, to explain our world and new data to improve the explanation. What you have described is boils down to observation and consensus. Not in the same way that you spin it, Bert. You guys make this out to be harder than it really is. You are getting stuck on the methods of observation and the methods of consensus. |
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Harry Krause wrote:
Bert Robbins wrote: Don White wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Don White wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Every time I make a post you, Don or Doug Kanter as respond. It appears that the three of you need to get lives. We consider it a public service...... somewhat like vermin control. Well, you need to go back to school because you haven't been able to exterminate me. I said *control*, not extermination. What do you think I am...the US military? No, you are the Canadian government arresting a group of boys that were just playing around. Have you been playing around with little boys *again* Bert? For shame. Krause, isn't there a jail cell with your name on it, Pedophile. Isn't that why you left Florida and Virginia to get away from their strict sexual predator laws? |
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Harry Krause wrote:
Bert Robbins wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Don White wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Don White wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Every time I make a post you, Don or Doug Kanter as respond. It appears that the three of you need to get lives. We consider it a public service...... somewhat like vermin control. Well, you need to go back to school because you haven't been able to exterminate me. I said *control*, not extermination. What do you think I am...the US military? No, you are the Canadian government arresting a group of boys that were just playing around. Have you been playing around with little boys *again* Bert? For shame. Krause, isn't there a jail cell with your name on it, Pedophile. Isn't that why you left Florida and Virginia to get away from their strict sexual predator laws? Poor pathetic Bert. You know, your email address " tells the world about everything it needs to know about you, dipstick. So, my assertion is true? |
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![]() Bert Robbins wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: JoeSpareBedroom wrote: "Bert Robbins" wrote in message . .. basskisser wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: basskisser wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Here we go again. It's only been a couple of hours and the the "scientists" are changing their minds. Will they ever get it right? http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/06/22/D8IDK16G0.html They don't "change their minds". They interpret data. When they interpret previously unused data, things change. Have you ever altered your stance on something when you've been given proof that your previous mindset was wrong? Yes, I have altered my stance. At one time I thought you were just a mindless twit but, now I know you are a mindless twit. I see that you are incapable of debating the issue. Just like Rush and Sean, when you can't bring real and honest data to the table, start childish name calling. Kevin, have you been smoking what you grow in your parents basement lately? You just proved his point, Bertie. Thanks Doug Kanter. Are you stalking me now along with you buddy Harry? No one is stalking you, dipstick. Why would anyone want to? You're just another mindless, right-wing twerp, a pansy, someone who drops in here every so often to drop off a small load of crap. Christ, Bert, if anyone really wanted to "stalk" you, they'd show up in person and punch you in your pimple-infested nose. It's not like you're man enough to do anything about it. Get a life. Every time I make a post you, Don or Doug Kanter as respond. It appears that the three of you need to get lives. Would that be anything like getting yourself involved in every thread that I'm in? |
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![]() Bert Robbins wrote: What you have described is boils down to observation and consensus. Huh? What to hell are you on? That sentence makes absolutely NO sense! |
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![]() Bert Robbins wrote: Don White wrote: Bert Robbins wrote: Every time I make a post you, Don or Doug Kanter as respond. It appears that the three of you need to get lives. We consider it a public service...... somewhat like vermin control. Well, you need to go back to school because you haven't been able to exterminate me. At least you admit you're vermin! |
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