Quote (MaliceMizer @ Jun 20 2016 05:34pm)
That is an appeal to authority fallacy, just because it's not acceptable literature doesn't mean it's not what we cannot observe and verify the phenomena.
Wanna compare who has more legitimately published books in their home too?
When the issue is undoubtedly going to come down to you repeating an unfounded nonsensical establishment word, against my observation, my observational testimony supersedes.
Not because I can prove itjust yet, but because my authority on the matter is related to reality and employment and not clear misinformation.
The scientific lady is on thin ice with this one.
If I'm going to prove something I have to define it absolutely, not simply,
so that it is understood what I am proving. You might have convinced yourself you're going "get" to me here but graphic and mathematical representation is as ABSOLUTE as it's going to get.
Magnetism: positive and negative manifestation of force generation
Dielectric: negative and positive force degeneration, conversion, or a magnetic equator depending on transition and insulation stage between the main polarization terminals.
No, your position doesn't supercede shit because it's not evidence of anything except you hold a position. I'm not saying you're wrong because you aren't parroting published literature, I'm saying its reasonable to expect you to define your terms because you're using definitions that aren't normally used, even though you are using words that have established definitions.
Positive and negative manifestation of force generation.
This is gobbledygook. So any time something generates a force it causes magnetism? Is it a field? How does this account for the fact that a moving charge generates a magnetic field? A charged particle can be moving without experiencing a net force.
Your definition is word salad. It has no actual meaning.
This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jun 20 2016 09:55pm