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It's the well known 'this graph is true because it has unexplainable data in it' bump.
by tinco 14y ago
It's the well known 'this graph is true because it has unexplainable data in it' bump.
- gus_massa 14y agoThe problem is not that it is unexplainable, or yet unexplained. The problem is if it is measurable and if it really exists. (For example gravity is "unexplained" in some way. You have two masses, they deform the space, and with some approximations you can use the formula F=GmM/R^2. But, for example, why do masses deform the space?!?!?!?!?! But luckily you can measure it, just drop a stone or find a gravity lens, so gravity exists.)