Quote (doomchaser @ Mar 24 2013 08:26pm)
Just because I argue that maybe we do not know it all?
Of course we don't know it all, in fact you can actually prove the laws of physics are not complete. This does not mean that any bullshit you make up is correct. Any new law of physics most make predictions consistent with the current laws under "normal conditions". This is why Eisenstein work makes the same predictions as Newton's laws under "normal circumstance". And why Newton's law's make the same predictions as Kepler's laws.
Essentially, not only must you how why this new law is correct, you must also show why the old law gave the correct answers for so long. This is why it is so hard to come up with new laws. Any new law describing an old force must meet this condition, and failure to do this is the hallmark of crackpots.
Your 'speed of light argument' is a good example. If the speed of light is not constant in a vacuum, what determines the speed of light, and why do we always get the same constant in the laboratory? Please provide the math, because without that, it is just you talking out of your ass. Are you starting to see how hard this will be?
Quote (doomchaser @ Mar 24 2013 08:26pm)
Do you think the speed of light does not change? is it a constant?
It is easy to claim that light moves faster than c. Demonstrating it under reproducible controlled conditions, is a very different matter.
Quote (doomchaser @ Mar 24 2013 08:26pm)
seems to me the underdog has it rigght more times then not.
Your batting 0/2 so far. But never fear, there are thousands of crackpots out there. If you stick with it, you might be able to make it to 0/50!
This post was edited by Azrad on Mar 24 2013 10:22pm