The logic behind the DET model

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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #90 on: December 22, 2015, 05:53:46 AM »
Apart from this forum, and your site, do you intend on promoting via any other mediums, for example Facebook?

Also, what is your background? Eduction, hobbies etc?

If you wish to sell your DET, you ideally need to connect with your audience too.

I'm advertising the model to those that are interested: that would be the audience on this site.
There's a thread in the Lounge where you can find my background. Friendly Chat 2, I think.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #91 on: December 22, 2015, 05:54:26 AM »
Please tell me Jadyyn's not still whining about the DE model. He knows he's blocked, after countless time-wasting rants, and yet he persists in addressing arguments to someone who can't see his posts. Spectacular dishonesty, by all accounts.
Plus there's a forum where he could go if he was actually interested in answers. Of course, he's not: he's interested in mounting a dishonest argument against a model, and convicning people not to actually spend time educating themselves and making up their own minds. I bet even several REers could pinpoint the flaws, if they read the model. That's the only reason for this kind of dishonest set-up I can see: whinging when he knows there can't be a response.

He really is just childish. "Pay attention to me! Waa! Waaa!"
By choosing to ignore me doesn't mean I don't exist.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #92 on: December 22, 2015, 06:10:51 AM »
Let me just say that I use Astronomy (highly mathematical and reality based - telescopes/photographs - used for decades) to ask questions. These NEED real answers. JRowe, not being able to provide any, finds it much more convenient to just ignore me and my requirements for reality/measurement. Hopefully, the rest of the readers will understand my questions and ponder DEF as well. Feel free to use your own measurements.

In my examples, just ask JRowe to trace a path of light viewing the Moon above the top disk from the bottom disk and how Aether handles it A-Z.

And how Aether knows when to go through the Earth when a person looking directly up near the equator looks at something north or south of where they are (look at his diagrams).
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #93 on: December 22, 2015, 08:34:57 AM »
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What is not clearly explained to me is... Take the person on the top hemidisk on the right (1st pic). Let him go north a couple miles. When he looks directly up, he basically still sees the stars above the equator somehow. When he looks just north of straight up, the Aether shows the stars north of him without going through the Earth. When he looks just south of straight up, Aether knowing where he is, bends light through the Earth to the other side. *I* don't get how Aether knows this.
That is a good question.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #94 on: December 22, 2015, 08:45:50 AM »
What is not clearly explained to me is... Take the person on the top hemidisk on the right (1st pic). Let him go north a couple miles. When he looks directly up, he basically still sees the stars above the equator somehow. When he looks just north of straight up, the Aether shows the stars north of him without going through the Earth. When he looks just south of straight up, Aether knowing where he is, bends light through the Earth to the other side. *I* don't get how Aether knows this.
That is a good question.
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No. It's not. It's utterly incoherent. It begins with "If you stay on the same plane, you can see the same stars," goes to "North of straight up," (what the fuck?!), and the best I can tell supposes starlight is some magical exception to the well-defined and logical process at the equator. It's not a question, it's a "I'm too lazy to even try to learn your model or think about a word you say."
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #95 on: December 22, 2015, 08:48:39 AM »
What is not clearly explained to me is... Take the person on the top hemidisk on the right (1st pic). Let him go north a couple miles. When he looks directly up, he basically still sees the stars above the equator somehow. When he looks just north of straight up, the Aether shows the stars north of him without going through the Earth. When he looks just south of straight up, Aether knowing where he is, bends light through the Earth to the other side. *I* don't get how Aether knows this.
That is a good question.
No. It's not. It's utterly incoherent. It begins with "If you stay on the same plane, you can see the same stars," goes to "North of straight up," (what the fuck?!), and the best I can tell supposes starlight is some magical exception to the well-defined and logical process at the equator. It's not a question, it's a "I'm too lazy to even try to learn your model or think about a word you say."
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I'm pretty sure it is because what you wrote in the model makes absolutely no sense.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #96 on: December 22, 2015, 08:49:25 AM »
I'm pretty sure it is because what you wrote in the model makes absolutely no sense.
Going to say why, or are you just asserting the same as ever?
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #97 on: December 22, 2015, 08:57:58 AM »
I'm pretty sure it is because what you wrote in the model makes absolutely no sense.
Going to say why, or are you just asserting the same as ever?
Because EVERYTHING you wrote is gibberish?
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #98 on: December 22, 2015, 09:37:20 AM »
What is not clearly explained to me is... Take the person on the top hemidisk on the right (1st pic). Let him go north a couple miles. When he looks directly up, he basically still sees the stars above the equator somehow. When he looks just north of straight up, the Aether shows the stars north of him without going through the Earth. When he looks just south of straight up, Aether knowing where he is, bends light through the Earth to the other side. *I* don't get how Aether knows this.

That is a good question.
No. It's not. It's utterly incoherent. It begins with "If you stay on the same plane, you can see the same stars," goes to "North of straight up," (what the fuck?!), and the best I can tell supposes starlight is some magical exception to the well-defined and logical process at the equator. It's not a question, it's a "I'm too lazy to even try to learn your model or think about a word you say."
I understand JR does not understand the skies or astronomy. So something as simple as this, is "utterly incoherent" to him (as are most astronomy topics because they defy explanations - easier to ignore me).

Imagine Joe goes say 10 km north from the equator. He looks directly up over his head. Basically, he is seeing the stars above the equator. When facing north and looking down from straight above his head, Aether shows hims the stars north of the celestial equator without going through the Earth. When Joe faces south and looks down from straight above his head, somehow Aether knows to go through the Earth.

On the diagram below, Joe is on the top hemidisk on the far right side (equator). Now imagine Joe going 10 km north toward the N.Pole, like 1 cm to the left of where he started (equator), and looking straight UP at the "dome" created by the Aether (vertical line between the dome and the hemidisk where he is standing). How does the Aether know that when looking further north not to go through the Earth and when he looks south from directly above him, it is supposed to go through the Earth? What about Susie, 2 cm (20 mi) to the left?
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #99 on: December 22, 2015, 09:50:33 AM »
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I understand JR does not understand the skies or astronomy. So something as simple as this, is "utterly incoherent" to him (as are most astronomy topics because they defy explanations - easier to ignore me).

Imagine Joe goes say 10 km north from the equator. He looks directly up over his head. Basically, he is seeing the stars above the equator. When facing north and looking down from straight above his head, Aether shows hims the stars north of the celestial equator without going through the Earth. When Joe faces south and looks down from straight above his head, somehow Aether knows to go through the Earth.

On the diagram below, Joe is on the top hemidisk on the far right side (equator). Now imagine Joe going 10 km north toward the N.Pole, like 1 cm to the left of where he started (equator), and looking straight UP at the "dome" created by the Aether (vertical line between the dome and the hemidisk where he is standing). How does the Aether know that when looking further north not to go through the Earth and when he looks south from directly above him, it is supposed to go through the Earth? What about Susie, 2 cm (20 mi) to the left?

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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #100 on: December 22, 2015, 10:06:05 AM »
So, wasting time. I see. When you feel like actually addressing the model rather than lying and trolling, come back. until then, fuck off. What Jadyyn is describing has no resemblance beyond the superficial to DET. All he's doing is making it harder for people to learn the actual model, by filling their minds with his straw man, and I've long since grown sick of correcting him: he never pays attention, five minutes later he'll be spewing the same bullshit with no acknowledgement.

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How does the Aether know that when looking further north not to go through the Earth and when he looks south from directly above him, it is supposed to go through the Earth?
This is bullshit, wholly and completely. It 'knows' nothing, it is a natural entity obeying a simple and well-defined law. At no point does it magically stop obeying this law, as Jadyyn inexplicably seems to believe it does. Instead, he seems to be claiming that no matter where you stand, what you observe should look the exact same: that's nonsensical.
The reason what you're rambling about is incoherent is because it is. It has no resemblance to any model that has ever been proposed. Fuck off already, I'm sick of your trolling.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #101 on: December 22, 2015, 10:08:27 AM »
Let's see if Jadyyn can be honest for once. I wonder. Answer the following questions please:

  • What real-world observation do you believe conflicts with DET?
  • What aspect of DET causes this conflict?

No evading, no bullshit. Let's see if you can manage an actual argument for once. For this thread and this thread alone, I'll look at your posts. If you're making an actually informed argument rather than your typical straw man which you refuse to be corrected on, maybe I'll unblock you. From my past experience, I doubt it, but we'll see.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #102 on: December 22, 2015, 10:09:17 AM »
So, wasting time. I see. When you feel like actually addressing the model rather than lying and trolling, come back. until then, fuck off. What Jadyyn is describing has no resemblance beyond the superficial to DET. All he's doing is making it harder for people to learn the actual model, by filling their minds with his straw man, and I've long since grown sick of correcting him: he never pays attention, five minutes later he'll be spewing the same bullshit with no acknowledgement.

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How does the Aether know that when looking further north not to go through the Earth and when he looks south from directly above him, it is supposed to go through the Earth?
This is bullshit, wholly and completely. It 'knows' nothing, it is a natural entity obeying a simple and well-defined law. At no point does it magically stop obeying this law, as Jadyyn inexplicably seems to believe it does. Instead, he seems to be claiming that no matter where you stand, what you observe should look the exact same: that's nonsensical.
The reason what you're rambling about is incoherent is because it is. It has no resemblance to any model that has ever been proposed. Fuck off already, I'm sick of your trolling.
That's the point jackass. How you have it described working doesn't make sense in the real world.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #103 on: December 22, 2015, 10:10:36 AM »
That's the point jackass. How you have it described working doesn't make sense in the real world.
Except when he rambled about bears next to no resemblance to what I've actually described, so HOW ABOUT YOU FUCKING READ FOR ONCE YOU PATHETIC penguin
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #104 on: December 22, 2015, 10:12:54 AM »
That's the point jackass. How you have it described working doesn't make sense in the real world.
Except when he rambled about bears next to no resemblance to what I've actually described, so HOW ABOUT YOU FUCKING READ FOR ONCE YOU PATHETIC penguin
Sigh, you are useless....
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #105 on: December 22, 2015, 10:26:25 AM »
Sigh, you are useless....
I'm sorry I refuse to defend a straw man. Can I expect any actually meaningful posts?
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #106 on: December 22, 2015, 10:34:57 AM »
Sigh, you are useless....
I'm sorry I refuse to defend a straw man. Can I expect any actually meaningful posts?
lol, any legit question you cannot answer is a strawman in your eyes so trying to debate with you is worthless.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #107 on: December 22, 2015, 10:38:46 AM »
Sigh, you are useless....
I'm sorry I refuse to defend a straw man. Can I expect any actually meaningful posts?
lol, any legit question you cannot answer is a strawman in your eyes so trying to debate with you is worthless.

Simply saying it is a legitimate question doesn't make it so. It doesn't address what my model actually states, why is that hard to understand?
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #108 on: December 22, 2015, 10:40:37 AM »
Sigh, you are useless....
I'm sorry I refuse to defend a straw man. Can I expect any actually meaningful posts?
lol, any legit question you cannot answer is a strawman in your eyes so trying to debate with you is worthless.

Simply saying it is a legitimate question doesn't make it so. It doesn't address what my model actually states, why is that hard to understand?
Same applies to you. Simply saying it is not legitimate doesn't make it so. It does address the model and you just don't have an answer.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #109 on: December 22, 2015, 10:45:12 AM »
Sigh, you are useless....
I'm sorry I refuse to defend a straw man. Can I expect any actually meaningful posts?
lol, any legit question you cannot answer is a strawman in your eyes so trying to debate with you is worthless.

Simply saying it is a legitimate question doesn't make it so. It doesn't address what my model actually states, why is that hard to understand?
Same applies to you. Simply saying it is not legitimate doesn't make it so. It does address the model and you just don't have an answer.

You don't know a thing about the model. i think we can safely ignore your assessment of what's meant to apply to it. Get a life.
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« Reply #110 on: December 22, 2015, 10:46:51 AM »
Let's see if Jadyyn can be honest for once. I wonder. Answer the following questions please:

  • What real-world observation do you believe conflicts with DET?
  • What aspect of DET causes this conflict?

No evading. Let's see if you can manage an actual argument for once. For this thread and this thread alone, I'll look at your posts. If you're making an actually informed argument rather than your typical straw man which you refuse to be corrected on, maybe I'll unblock you. From my past experience, I doubt it, but we'll see.

How do you explain sunsets and the ISS?
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #111 on: December 22, 2015, 10:55:27 AM »
Let's see if Jadyyn can be honest for once. I wonder. Answer the following questions please:

  • What real-world observation do you believe conflicts with DET?
  • What aspect of DET causes this conflict?

No evading. Let's see if you can manage an actual argument for once. For this thread and this thread alone, I'll look at your posts. If you're making an actually informed argument rather than your typical straw man which you refuse to be corrected on, maybe I'll unblock you. From my past experience, I doubt it, but we'll see.

How do you explain sunsets and the ISS?

Why are you adding that to an irrelevant conversation?
Learn the DE model, its altered version of the Sun addresses sunsets. The answer to the ISS is shared with classical FET.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #112 on: December 22, 2015, 11:03:11 AM »
Let's see if Jadyyn can be honest for once. I wonder. Answer the following questions please:

  • What real-world observation do you believe conflicts with DET?
  • What aspect of DET causes this conflict?

No evading. Let's see if you can manage an actual argument for once. For this thread and this thread alone, I'll look at your posts. If you're making an actually informed argument rather than your typical straw man which you refuse to be corrected on, maybe I'll unblock you. From my past experience, I doubt it, but we'll see.

How do you explain sunsets and the ISS?

Why are you adding that to an irrelevant conversation?
Learn the DE model, its altered version of the Sun addresses sunsets. The answer to the ISS is shared with classical FET.
No one is going to learn your BS model and the way it explains it is just as much BS. No I'm not going to justify my claim because in this case, all you have to do is read the model.
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #113 on: December 22, 2015, 12:02:12 PM »
Let's see if Jadyyn can be honest for once. I wonder. Answer the following questions please:

  • What real-world observation do you believe conflicts with DET?
  • What aspect of DET causes this conflict?

No evading, no bullshit. Let's see if you can manage an actual argument for once. For this thread and this thread alone, I'll look at your posts. If you're making an actually informed argument rather than your typical straw man which you refuse to be corrected on, maybe I'll unblock you. From my past experience, I doubt it, but we'll see.
Aside from the whole "telescope alignment" thread? Take one thing for example - you have to align a telescope horizontally on the equator to view the NCP/SCP and be parallel to the N.Pole/S.Pole axis. The aspect is that this does not work on a FLAT model by definition.

Viewing Earthshine on the Moon. Aspect - what would light up the phase shadow of the Moon?

Viewing a Lunar Eclipse. The Sun must be in the opposite side of the sky from the Moon. The Moon must be FULL, yet have a larger curved fuzzy shadow cross it with a penumbra and umbra (red) visible. Preferably predictable. Aspect - nothing in the model to block/display that behavior. Timing - must occur at the correct times not every time.

Solar Eclipse viewing. When, where and how long on Earth the solar eclipse can be viewed. Preferably predicted in advance so people can plan/travel to it. Aspect - no actual known size/distance/motion of the Moon relative to the Sun.

Moon phases - the Moon always has the same face pointing toward the Earth (give or take lunar libration) with just a curved shadow moving across it. Aspect - the phases of the Moon are not white hot-metal (light) and rock (dark). The phase shadow does not turn from white hot-metal to rock as the phase goes across the face as the shadow part of the phase is the same as the metal side was hours or the day before.

Pick any airplane/boat trip distance (i.e. no map). Aspect - DEF does not know where anyone/anything is, except the poles and equators.

Dish TV alignment on geosynchronous/geostationary satellites. Aspect - these are some 42,000+ km above the Earth.

Those I can name off the top of my head...
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #114 on: December 22, 2015, 12:18:15 PM »
Let's see if Jadyyn can be honest for once. I wonder. Answer the following questions please:

  • What real-world observation do you believe conflicts with DET?
  • What aspect of DET causes this conflict?

No evading, no bullshit. Let's see if you can manage an actual argument for once. For this thread and this thread alone, I'll look at your posts. If you're making an actually informed argument rather than your typical straw man which you refuse to be corrected on, maybe I'll unblock you. From my past experience, I doubt it, but we'll see.
Aside from the whole "telescope alignment" thread? Take one thing for example - you have to align a telescope horizontally on the equator to view the NCP/SCP and be parallel to the N.Pole/S.Pole axis. The aspect is that this does not work on a FLAT model by definition.

Viewing Earthshine on the Moon. Aspect - what would light up the phase shadow of the Moon?

Viewing a Lunar Eclipse. The Sun must be in the opposite side of the sky from the Moon. The Moon must be FULL, yet have a larger curved fuzzy shadow cross it with a penumbra and umbra (red) visible. Preferably predictable. Aspect - nothing in the model to block/display that behavior. Timing - must occur at the correct times not every time.

Solar Eclipse viewing. When, where and how long on Earth the solar eclipse can be viewed. Preferably predicted in advance so people can plan/travel to it. Aspect - no actual known size/distance/motion of the Moon relative to the Sun.

Moon phases - the Moon always has the same face pointing toward the Earth (give or take lunar libration) with just a curved shadow moving across it. Aspect - the phases of the Moon are not white hot-metal (light) and rock (dark). The phase shadow does not turn from white hot-metal to rock as the phase goes across the face as the shadow part of the phase is the same as the metal side was hours or the day before.

Pick any airplane/boat trip distance (i.e. no map). Aspect - DEF does not know where anyone/anything is, except the poles and equators.

Dish TV alignment on geosynchronous/geostationary satellites. Aspect - these are some 42,000+ km above the Earth.

Those I can name off the top of my head...
Well from what I understand, his whole justification for his model is just that all of that is a reasonable possibility. He isn't claiming anything in the model is fact or right, but just something that is possible under the current laws of science...
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #115 on: December 22, 2015, 12:41:10 PM »
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No one is going to learn your BS model and the way it explains it is just as much BS. No I'm not going to justify my claim because in this case, all you have to do is read the model.
So, a complete inability to provide anything. And yet you're still spamming the forum and wasting everyone's time. tedious.

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Well from what I understand, his whole justification for his model is just that all of that is a reasonable possibility. He isn't claiming anything in the model is fact or right, but just something that is possible under the current laws of science...
Well maybe you could shut up if you've decided to remain willfully ignorant.

Why is it controversial for you to STOP WHINING ABOUT THAT WHICH YOU REFUSE TO EVEN TRY TO LEARN?
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #116 on: December 22, 2015, 01:16:11 PM »
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No one is going to learn your BS model and the way it explains it is just as much BS. No I'm not going to justify my claim because in this case, all you have to do is read the model.
So, a complete inability to provide anything. And yet you're still spamming the forum and wasting everyone's time. tedious.

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Well from what I understand, his whole justification for his model is just that all of that is a reasonable possibility. He isn't claiming anything in the model is fact or right, but just something that is possible under the current laws of science...
Well maybe you could shut up if you've decided to remain willfully ignorant.

Why is it controversial for you to STOP WHINING ABOUT THAT WHICH YOU REFUSE TO EVEN TRY TO LEARN?
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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #117 on: December 22, 2015, 01:20:40 PM »
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No one is going to learn your BS model and the way it explains it is just as much BS. No I'm not going to justify my claim because in this case, all you have to do is read the model.
So, a complete inability to provide anything. And yet you're still spamming the forum and wasting everyone's time. tedious.

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Well from what I understand, his whole justification for his model is just that all of that is a reasonable possibility. He isn't claiming anything in the model is fact or right, but just something that is possible under the current laws of science...
Well maybe you could shut up if you've decided to remain willfully ignorant.

Why is it controversial for you to STOP WHINING ABOUT THAT WHICH YOU REFUSE TO EVEN TRY TO LEARN?
That was your own description. Are you calling yourself a liar now?
fuck off penguin.  I'll take my ban to tell you to go fuck your self.  Ban please.   I am waiting.

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JRoweSkeptic

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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #118 on: December 22, 2015, 01:32:12 PM »
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Explain tv satellite dish alignment.
Get a fucking life. All you do is spam the forum with that same demand and run away whenever I ask for clarification. I'm done wasting time trying to have any kind of discussion with you.

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That was your own description. Are you calling yourself a liar now?
You really don't understand what a straw man is, do you?
Hint: just because you want my argument to be something nice and weak and easily refuted, doesn't mean it is. Why are you incapable of ANY substance whatsoever?
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On the sister site if you want to talk.

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Re: The logic behind the DET model
« Reply #119 on: December 22, 2015, 01:44:16 PM »
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Explain tv satellite dish alignment.
Get a fucking life. All you do is spam the forum with that same demand and run away whenever I ask for clarification. I'm done wasting time trying to have any kind of discussion with you.
No one has run away and what clarification do you fucking need?! Can you, or can you not, use the model you have to say where to point a dish. Even FET can do this but you still want to call what you have a real model.

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That was your own description. Are you calling yourself a liar now?
You really don't understand what a straw man is, do you?
Hint: just because you want my argument to be something nice and weak and easily refuted, doesn't mean it is. Why are you incapable of ANY substance whatsoever?
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Your entire model is just a collection of notes on how you think things are happening based on how you observe them. You believe these are true because you have arbitrarily applied real real models to your own made up concepts so to you this all seems probable. Anyone can come up with a way anything is probable given enough thought. Because of this, you have to able to BACKUP and PROVE what you are saying is probable actually is. You have not done this at all.

Here is how you reason using something else.

I can observe things, such as food, go bad when exposed to oxygen but are ok if they are not.

I can observe that the trees loose their leaves in the fall and winter.

Logical deduction says there must be way more oxygen around during fall and winter for this happen.

This is all probable until someone measures the oxygen near a tree in summer and winter and sees that this is not case. It was probable until my hypothesis was tested. You have tested nothing and want us to take your model seriously....
fuck off penguin.  I'll take my ban to tell you to go fuck your self.  Ban please.   I am waiting.