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> All of those things are within the laws of physics. And infrared doesn't? That said it wasn't always in the laws of physics, and they may still be wrong, the
by worksonmine 3y ago
> All of those things are within the laws of physics.
And infrared doesn't? That said it wasn't always in the laws of physics, and they may still be wrong, they have changed in the last century.
> The latter is still the case now.
I'm not sure most people would agree with you, more likely to answer "I don't know, maybe". I find it very strange when people are so certain about uncertain topics, difficult to relate.