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10/31/2016 2:26:09 PM
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People who call themselves "theorists" aren't supposed to deny science that disproves their theories.
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Being a theorist does not require science as a starting assumption.
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It does if you want any sort of credibility. If you don't want to base your theory on the observable universe, go ahead. Just don't expect anyone to take you seriously.
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I do base my theories on the observable universe. I do not base them on the predetermined dogmatic interpretation that science uses to [i]interpret[/i] reality.
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If you're so entrenched in your ideology that you think that hundreds of years of experiments and scientific evidence makes something "predetermined" I'm afraid there's nothing anyone can say to change your mind.
