Bio-luminescent moon and conservation of energy

Quote from: General Disarray on December 30, 2010, 09:17:21 AM

Where did I say your evidence had to be through the scientific method? I expected that you would provide the evidence that had convinced you. Why would you provide evidence that had no meaning to you personally?

You also asked me to provide you with evidence that there isn't a teapot in elliptical orbit around the sun.  I assume this belief of yours has some evidence that there is such a thing.  Please provide it.

You asked me to disprove a claim that I hadn't seen any evidence for at the time, so I invoked the example of Russel's Teapot to show that was a fallacious argument technique.

Also, you haven't answered my question: what evidence convinced you that there was water on the moon?

Yes, you asked me to provide evidence of something you considered to be fallacious.  Now, provide me with your evidence that water does not exist on the moon as I originally asked, something you considered to be true.

Also, you haven't answered my question: what evidence convinced you that there was water on the moon?

Quote from: General Disarray on December 30, 2010, 09:29:52 AM

Also, you haven't answered my question: what evidence convinced you that there was water on the moon?

I will answer with the answer you found so convenient:  How do you know I am convinced there is water on the moon?

It's no secret that the topmost moon material contains water molecules known as 'lunar dew.'  The microscopic individuals of the biomass that James describes may be subsisting on this.

Quote from: General Disarray on December 30, 2010, 09:46:31 AM

Quote from: General Disarray on December 30, 2010, 09:29:52 AM

Also, you haven't answered my question: what evidence convinced you that there was water on the moon?

It's quite obvious that molecular water exists on the moon; how else is the biomass sustaining itself?

Now you understand we are speaking of molecular water instead of water as a liquid.  I am not convinced there is liquid water on the moon.  Are you?

I might just as well ask you to supply evidence that water does not exist on the moon.

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.

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.

I experienced a telepathic episode recently, in which I achieved mystical contact with several such beings. 

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.

having previously merely deduced it from the ample empirical evidence.

Would you mind sharing some of this ample empirical evidence with us?

By what possible means would you propose that I corroborate a psychic event which occured in the past? I am happy to describe it in detail, however, for the benefit of those whose minds have not been so completely shut down by Globularist dogma that they cannot comprehend the possibility of such an event.

"There are stranger things, Horatio, than you have dreamed of, in Heaven and on Earth, than you have dreamed of in your philosophy" - Prince Hamlet of Denmark, 1601.

Which is why I've been trying to ask what the zetetic justification for this water on the moon (and ultimately the evidence for bio-luminescent life on the moon) is. I highly doubt any FE'ers have been there to see for themselves!

Quote from: James on December 30, 2010, 05:13:14 PM

By what possible means would you propose that I corroborate a psychic event which occured in the past? I am happy to describe it in detail, however, for the benefit of those whose minds have not been so completely shut down by Globularist dogma that they cannot comprehend the possibility of such an event.

"There are stranger things, Horatio, than you have dreamed of, in Heaven and on Earth, than you have dreamed of in your philosophy" - Prince Hamlet of Denmark, 1601.

I'm more than willing to admit that there are a lot of strange things out there that defy explanation.  However, unless and/or until sufficient evidence is presented to prove or disprove their existence, I remain unconvinced but open minded. 

Quote from: markjo on December 30, 2010, 05:45:42 PM

Quote from: James on December 30, 2010, 05:13:14 PM

By what possible means would you propose that I corroborate a psychic event which occured in the past? I am happy to describe it in detail, however, for the benefit of those whose minds have not been so completely shut down by Globularist dogma that they cannot comprehend the possibility of such an event.

"There are stranger things, Horatio, than you have dreamed of, in Heaven and on Earth, than you have dreamed of in your philosophy" - Prince Hamlet of Denmark, 1601.

I'm more than willing to admit that there are a lot of strange things out there that defy explanation.  However, unless and/or until sufficient evidence is presented to prove or disprove their existence, I remain unconvinced but open minded. 

If you open your spiritual mind to the Moon, perhaps you too will experience mystical communion with it.

Quote from: markjo on December 30, 2010, 05:45:42 PM

Quote from: James on December 30, 2010, 05:13:14 PM

By what possible means would you propose that I corroborate a psychic event which occured in the past? I am happy to describe it in detail, however, for the benefit of those whose minds have not been so completely shut down by Globularist dogma that they cannot comprehend the possibility of such an event.

"There are stranger things, Horatio, than you have dreamed of, in Heaven and on Earth, than you have dreamed of in your philosophy" - Prince Hamlet of Denmark, 1601.

I'm more than willing to admit that there are a lot of strange things out there that defy explanation.  However, unless and/or until sufficient evidence is presented to prove or disprove their existence, I remain unconvinced but open minded. 

If you open your spiritual mind to the Moon, perhaps you too will experience mystical communion with it.

Quote from: James on December 30, 2010, 03:43:48 PM

having previously merely deduced it from the ample empirical evidence.

Quote from: General Disarray on December 30, 2010, 03:46:21 PM

Would you mind sharing some of this ample empirical evidence with us?

Quote from: James on December 31, 2010, 06:44:10 AM

Quote from: markjo on December 30, 2010, 05:45:42 PM

Quote from: James on December 30, 2010, 05:13:14 PM

By what possible means would you propose that I corroborate a psychic event which occured in the past? I am happy to describe it in detail, however, for the benefit of those whose minds have not been so completely shut down by Globularist dogma that they cannot comprehend the possibility of such an event.

"There are stranger things, Horatio, than you have dreamed of, in Heaven and on Earth, than you have dreamed of in your philosophy" - Prince Hamlet of Denmark, 1601.

I'm more than willing to admit that there are a lot of strange things out there that defy explanation.  However, unless and/or until sufficient evidence is presented to prove or disprove their existence, I remain unconvinced but open minded. 

If you open your spiritual mind to the Moon, perhaps you too will experience mystical communion with it.

James, since you have a spiritual connection to the moon, can you address the OP? why does this moon not violate conservation of energy?