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When you exhausted the parameter space (assuming you can with our current technical abilities) or a competing idea with actual evidence comes along. It's not li
by mr_mitm 2y ago
When you exhausted the parameter space (assuming you can with our current technical abilities) or a competing idea with actual evidence comes along. It's not like people aren't trying.
- zmgsabst 2y agoThat’s not the statistical definition of “evidence” — which is an occurrence that makes something more (or less) likely. I’d argue that each failure in a strictly statistical sense makes it more likely the whole conception is flawed — if only a little. So every failure is statistical evidence that dark matter theories are wrong. Just like each place I look for my wallet and don’t find it makes it slightly more likely that it’s not in my house.