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Thanks for the insult. Typical. Since you can't discuss the physics-driven models you have to resort to diverting the conversation or attacking the messenger.

• ncmncm 4y ago
  Look, I happily concede that, if we take all your assumptions as given, and all your value judgments as to what is important, the numbers come out just as you say. But checking the map just seems like an essential step before we plunge headlong into the jungle.
  • robomartin 4y ago
    I am saying: "It will take twice as much to fill up the gas tank because I know how to calculate the volume of a container. Here's the math." You are waving your hands around and saying: "No we can fill it up with half the gasoline you just don't believe. And, no, I can't be bothered to do any math or talk about the science of how one calculates the volume of a container. And, BTW, here's a downvote for you!" So, yeah, there really isn't much I can talk about with you. My life is math, science and engineering. I don't do hand-waving. Sorry.
    • ncmncm 4y ago
      Calculating the wrong thing can lead you equally as far astray as doing your calculations wrong. I, also, am an engineer. I take care to set up the right problem.