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Percy
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Message 17 of 90 (35408)
03-27-2003 7:23 AM
Reply to: Message 16 by Jesuslover153
03-26-2003 11:11 PM


Jesuslover153 writes:
how many people laughed at some of the greatest men and women of science? and considered them an insult to there intelligence?
So this is your criteria for identifying great scientists? Find someone upon whom scorn and ridicule is being dumped by the rest of the world, and he's your great scientist?
I have a feeling your strategy would correctly identify a great scientist only one out of several million times at best. Far more accurate strategies are available, such as the number of other scientists referencing someone's work. How well do you think Humphreys does by this measure?
--Percy

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Percy
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Message 23 of 90 (36893)
04-13-2003 10:33 AM
Reply to: Message 22 by Maestro
04-12-2003 11:06 PM


Maestro writes:
Actually, Humphries has addressed all critiques brought against his theory.
You might want to give the post you replied to another read, because Mike provided links to this exact information, including a link to Russell Humphreys answers Various Critics.
What is the arbitrary assumption upon which BB is based?
--Percy

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Message 27 of 90 (37314)
04-19-2003 9:28 AM
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04-19-2003 8:25 AM


Maestro writes:
The assumption is that the universe is infinite and unbounded. Using this assumption with GR the BB theory falls out. Using the assumption that the universe is finite and bounded with GR, Humphries White-hole cosmology falls out. Both are arbitrary assumptions based on the believers philosophy.
Sure, choosing different values for the variables in Einstein's equations yields different universes. But Hubble's discovery of the expanding universe and Wilson and Penzias's discovery of the BB background radiation tells us that white-hole cosmology doesn't match the observational evidence and that Humphreys is therefore choosing the wrong values.
Once there's observational support for a specific solution to the equations it is no longer an assumption.
--Percy

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Percy
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Message 35 of 90 (37550)
04-22-2003 11:02 AM
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04-22-2003 8:43 AM


Maestro writes:
This is completely incorrect. Humphries use of GR also explains an expanding universe and the background radiation with his starting assumption.
This is just a restatement of your initial assertion. Perhaps you could describe for us the observational evidence supporting Humphreys' views. I'm also curious how long you'll continue misspelling his name.
--Percy

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Percy
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Message 38 of 90 (37704)
04-23-2003 3:53 PM
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04-23-2003 8:36 AM


Hi Maestro,
Maestro writes:
Implying that Humphrey's (are you happy?)...
Sure, I was already happy, but the apostrophe belongs after the "y".
Thanks for the links, but I'm debating you, not webpages. Could you please summarize here for discussion how the observational evidence supports Humphreys' cosmology? You can provide the links as references.
--Percy

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