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Can religion reject this science ?

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
You said my prior equation could be interpreted as correct !

So please explain the error ?
That tells us that you did not even understand how to read your first equation and that I was right when I pointed out that you are merely parroting.

Unless you admit that you know almost nothing as far as the sciences go there is no point in going on.
 

james blunt

Well-Known Member
No, that would be you. The one thing that could be read as correct is (if you read it like that) totally obvious and uninteresting, the rest is total gibberish.
The rest is the same equation so therefore you can't agree then disagree . I suggest to you that you didn't understand the following equations although they are the same .
 

james blunt

Well-Known Member
No you would not.

Try again. No facetious reply. And this may take a while.
After about a decade of self study and research , countless science forum conversations, you really think I don't know science ?

Of course I know science , granted I don't everything such as all maths but I can hold a conversation on science .
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
After about a decade of self study and research , countless science forum conversations, you really think I don't know science ?

Of course I know science , granted I don't everything such as all maths but I can hold a conversation on science .
You demonstrate that you do not understand it every time that you post. In fact you have declared your thoughts not to be scientific more than once, though you do not understand that you did that.

All that you can do is to parrot. And math is extremely important in the sciences. Physics more so than any other science. If you can't do the math you can't understand or "do" physics.
 

james blunt

Well-Known Member
You demonstrate that you do not understand it every time that you post. In fact you have declared your thoughts not to be scientific more than once, though you do not understand that you did that.

All that you can do is to parrot. And math is extremely important in the sciences. Physics more so than any other science. If you can't do the math you can't understand or "do" physics.
That's garbage .......I can talk about mainstream physics all day long but I choose to have my own theory which is better . So perhaps it's time you come down off the high horse because my physics is great physics .

My maths works , you already agreed when you said my equation was correct . You can't agree then change your mind to suit !

If this is correct then so are the rest of my equations ...and parrot ?

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james blunt

Well-Known Member
There is a way of reading that so that it is correct (although utterly trivial), not so the others.

What do you think it says in words?


It says that if I start with one and divided it by a bigger one , then the original 1 would become less magnitude and less density .

You can call it the inverse square law if it helps .

Or you could try

1 / dx = 0
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
That's garbage .......I can talk about mainstream physics all day long but I choose to have my own theory which is better . So perhaps it's time you come down off the high horse because my physics is great physics .

My maths works , you already agreed when you said my equation was correct . You can't agree then change your mind to suit !

If this is correct then so are the rest of my equations ...and parrot ?

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Nope you can't. And your math is garbage. It is merely parroting that you do not understand yourself.

And again, until you admit that you do not understand math or physics there is no point in trying to help you with basic math.
 

james blunt

Well-Known Member
Nope you can't. And your math is garbage. It is merely parroting that you do not understand yourself.

And again, until you admit that you do not understand math or physics there is no point in trying to help you with basic math.
I understand the maths I've created for my theory and it works ..........no parroting .
 

ratiocinator

Lightly seared on the reality grill.
t says that if I start with one and divided it by a bigger one , then the original 1 would become less magnitude and less density .

You can't have a "bigger 1", nor can an "original 1" become "less magnitude" and numbers don't have density. The (only) way that 1/(>1) =< 1 makes sense is as 1 divided by some number bigger than one is less than or equal to 1, which is trivial.

You can call it the inverse square law if it helps .

I'll add "inverse square law" to the long list of things you haven't a clue about.

Or you could try

1 / dx = 0

Back to total nonsense.
 

james blunt

Well-Known Member
We have been over why we know that you do not understand the math. Claiming that you understand math when you fail at simple problems tells us that this is not the case.
That also garbage , I can't create a set of maths if I didn't understand it . I've also explained it enough times already to demonstrate I understand it !

Maths is envisioning a process then describing it in a form other than words . Creating a physical picture in your mind and placing values in the picture .
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
That also garbage , I can't create a set of maths if I didn't understand it . I've also explained it enough times already to demonstrate I understand it !

Maths is envisioning a process then describing it in a form other than words .
You have never "created a set of maths". You have only parroted. This is shown by your inability to communicate your ideas.

How about I give you another chance to tell us that you are not using science? Is that reasonable?
 

james blunt

Well-Known Member
How about I give you another chance to tell us that you are not using science? Is that reasonable?


I am using science though , ''your'' forces and your symbols etc .

Isn't it reasonable to give me the benefit of the doubt that I actual do know quite a bit of scientific knowledge ? The same knowledge I'm using in my theory ?

Q is representative of an electrical charge , R^n is representative of an unspecified volume of real coordinate space .

1 / >1 does equal <1 ....so therefore -Q / R^n = 0 is a true statement because 0 is definitely less than 1 in whole numbers .

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Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
I am using science though , ''your'' forces and your symbols etc .

Isn't it reasonable to give me the benefit of the doubt that I actual do know quite a bit of scientific knowledge ? The same knowledge I'm using in my theory ?

Q is representative of an electrical charge , R^n is representative of an unspecified volume of real coordinate space .

1 / >1 does equal <1 ....so therefore -Q / R^n = 0 is a true statement because 0 is definitely less than 1 in whole numbers .

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Sorry, I am not paying any more attention to your nonsense. Until you mend your ways I am putting you on ignore. You are going to have to convince someone else that you learned something ad have them alert me.
 
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