>Fun to see, non the less, but not explaining anything. Actually, the problem is not a lack of explanatory power, but a lack of predictive power. If Pixar come

>Fun to see, non the less, but not explaining anything. Actually, the problem is not a lack of explanatory power, but a lack of predictive power. If Pixar comes out with a new movie, is it possible for it to refute this theory? Not really. It's already been demonstrated that if a date is explicitly mentioned, it can be dismissed as using a different calendar system, and the theory doesn't change. It seems that this dragon is incorporeal, so spray paint won't stick to it.