Empirical evidence for moon shrimp

Quote from: Thermal Detonator on December 30, 2010, 09:09:29 AM

How do you know they're shrimp like bacteria? How do you know they're not more like spiders? Or lizardlike creatures? Or frogs? Or mushrooms with legs? Do you have one in a jar?
You won't answer this question.

I experienced a telepathic episode recently, in which I achieved mystical contact with several such beings.  This was how I became more aware of their form and nature, having previously merely deduced it from the ample empirical evidence.  In this manner I have learnt many secrets of the universe.  The secrets I have learnt through empirical study have been greater of quantity, but perhaps the secrets I have learnt through mystical experience have been more profound.

The moon emitted light seems to be clear empirical evidence of this to me.

... the luminous phosphorous algae that James has proven to cause the moon to have its eerie glow.

Quote from: Crustinator on January 08, 2011, 10:46:18 AM

... the luminous phosphorous algae that James has proven to cause the moon to have its eerie glow.

If he has proven it, all that's left to do is just post the proof, and this whole matter will be settled.

Quote from: 29silhouette on January 08, 2011, 07:56:42 PM

Quote from: Crustinator on January 08, 2011, 10:46:18 AM

... the luminous phosphorous algae that James has proven to cause the moon to have its eerie glow.

If he has proven it, all that's left to do is just post the proof, and this whole matter will be settled.

Evidence for the moons luminous algae is simple to provide. Look at the moon. It illuminates through algae. Read ENaG.

I would like to keep this thread on topic if I may, James has stated that there is ample empirical evidence which allowed him to deduce that the creatures which emit light from the moon's surface are shrimp-like bacteria, and I would simply like to know what that evidence is.

Evidence for the moons luminous algae is simple to provide. Look at the moon. It illuminates through algae. Read ENaG.

I would like to keep this thread on topic if I may, James has stated that there is ample empirical evidence which allowed him to deduce that the creatures which emit light from the moon's surface are shrimp-like bacteria, and I would simply like to know what that evidence is.

Quote from: Crustinator on January 09, 2011, 08:51:06 AM

Evidence for the moons luminous algae is simple to provide. Look at the moon. It illuminates through algae. Read ENaG.

We know it illuminates. How can you tell by looking at it that algae are the cause? For example, you know that a computer monitor emits light (the fact that the moon is lit), but how do you know that pixels (algae) are the cause? You don't, until you can empirically observe the pixels (http://76.19.4.2/images/screenshot.jpg).

Quote from: General Disarray on January 09, 2011, 11:07:45 PM

I would like to keep this thread on topic if I may, James has stated that there is ample empirical evidence which allowed him to deduce that the creatures which emit light from the moon's surface are shrimp-like bacteria, and I would simply like to know what that evidence is.

I see evidence of it every night.

Quote from: General Disarray on January 09, 2011, 11:07:45 PM

I would like to keep this thread on topic if I may, James has stated that there is ample empirical evidence which allowed him to deduce that the creatures which emit light from the moon's surface are shrimp-like bacteria, and I would simply like to know what that evidence is.

I see evidence of it every night.

Quote from: General Disarray on January 09, 2011, 11:07:45 PM

I would like to keep this thread on topic if I may, James has stated that there is ample empirical evidence which allowed him to deduce that the creatures which emit light from the moon's surface are shrimp-like bacteria, and I would simply like to know what that evidence is.

I think the "How to ROFL" picture has more evidence against it.

Quote from: Han_Solo on January 09, 2011, 11:19:07 PM

Quote from: General Disarray on January 09, 2011, 11:07:45 PM

I would like to keep this thread on topic if I may, James has stated that there is ample empirical evidence which allowed him to deduce that the creatures which emit light from the moon's surface are shrimp-like bacteria, and I would simply like to know what that evidence is.

I think the "How to ROFL" picture has more evidence against it.

Please don't make low-content posts  (ROFL pictures) in the serious debate fora.

Moon shrimp are probably no different from brine shrimp. The only difference being that they live on the moon.

Quote from: Ichimaru Gin :] on January 10, 2011, 09:09:08 PM

Quote from: Han_Solo on January 09, 2011, 11:19:07 PM

Quote from: General Disarray on January 09, 2011, 11:07:45 PM

I would like to keep this thread on topic if I may, James has stated that there is ample empirical evidence which allowed him to deduce that the creatures which emit light from the moon's surface are shrimp-like bacteria, and I would simply like to know what that evidence is.

I think the "How to ROFL" picture has more evidence against it.

Please don't make low-content posts  (ROFL pictures) in the serious debate fora.

Contribute or complain...

COMPLAIN!

I am still waiting for this empirical evidence everyone seems to think they have.

Quote from: General Disarray on January 11, 2011, 01:21:05 PM

I am still waiting for this empirical evidence everyone seems to think they have.

Quote from: General Disarray on January 11, 2011, 01:21:05 PM

I am still waiting for this empirical evidence everyone seems to think they have.

But James said the dream only reinforced what he had already deduced empirically.

Quote from: General Disarray on January 11, 2011, 04:17:14 PM

But James said the dream only reinforced what he had already deduced empirically.

What makes you think it was his first moon-shrimp dream?

"Empirical research is a way of gaining knowledge by means of direct observation or experience." 

Are you suggesting that the shrimp in his dreams were not observed?

Quote from: Pongo on January 11, 2011, 10:24:24 PM

"Empirical research is a way of gaining knowledge by means of direct observation or experience." 

Are you suggesting that the shrimp in his dreams were not observed?

Yes.