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No one has said that anything is a hoax. Please tone it down. > How would you know that if I hadn't published papers on the relevant topics No, that not the
by munch117 4y ago
No one has said that anything is a hoax. Please tone it down.
> How would you know that if I hadn't published papers on the relevant topics
No, that not the question. You don't get to assume that people are incompetent until they've presented incontrovertible evidence to the contrary. You're the one making ad hominem arguments, the burden of proof is on you.
- bandyaboot 4y ago> You don't get to assume that people are incompetent until they've presented incontrovertible evidence to the contrary. Leaving aside the setting of ridiculously high bars for the moment, that level of evidence would be different depending on who is observing. A car mechanic is going to be able to spot clear evidence of incompetence in another car mechanic long before it’s apparent to a layperson observer.
- sigmoid10 4y ago>No one has said that anything is a hoax What? Have you even read OP's article? A direct quote from the article has her saying this physics research is "religion masquerading as science under the guise of mathematics." If that's not insinuating a hoax I then don't know what is.
- hnfong 4y agoI'm not religious myself, but by that statement you're insinuating that religions in general are hoaxes. IMHO religions are just religions. As much as you can't scientifically prove the existence of god, you can't disprove it either. It's not necessarily a hoax.