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by Maursault 3y ago
> You say that others are not doing the work by looking at the video you posted yet insist on this dismissive justification for ignoring that the qualified professional physicists of the world don't seem to think Mayer has accomplis
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> I think I found the PDF of the book I was talking about Thank you for taking the time. My search fu is admittedly weak. That you've consumed this is also impressive. > So, why aren't any physicists giving this idea the tim
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Near as I can tell, Alexander Franklin Mayer is an MIT educated physicist that was associated with Stanford's Department of Physics, where he lectured.[1] He published a book titled On the Geometry of Time in Physics and Cosmology and
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> If objects at large distances from the galaxy center have these large relative velocities induced by external objects they wouldn't be bound to the galaxy. Right. Tides must be caused by something other than the Moon because it&#x
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Will a paper be more convincing? I think there's a book. Write the author and ask him.[1] But the simple and unambiguous explanation of galaxy cluster tidal forces is devastating to Dark Matter Theory in regards to galaxy rotation curv
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See my comment above. Watch the whole video. Once you understand it, which you will, you will never talk about galaxy rotation curves again. Dark Matter may still be necessary, as a lot of unexplained has been dumped into the theory, but it
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> Ordinary matter in the galaxies cannot explain the rotation curves. The observations of Fritz Zwicky and Jan Oort were of spiral galaxies in isolation, which led to the need for Dark Matter to explain the rotation curives. Once the ent
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We've strayed from the topic of bug zappers, which people foolishly install to control mosquitos having no effect, instead killing moths by the generation. If anyone comes up with a viable plan to extinct an entire species of biting mo
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Sign up for a free Apple Developer account, learn to use the tools, and you can compile and install all the software you want on your Apple devices.
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If I agree to sell your product, in the exchange I can obligate you to agree not to direct customers away from my store. Walmart doesn't display advertisements for Target. A grocer that sells Joe's fruit would no longer sell it if
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> How is a single company controlling more than half of the entire market not monopoly power? AppStore is merely a package manager for iDevices. It is not it's own market any more than YUM is for RHEL or FreeBSD Ports is for FreeBSD
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You're equating genocide to a mugging. It's a strikingly poor analogy.
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There are 3500 species of mosquito, of which only about 200 bite humans. If we eliminated biting mosquitos, tad poles and such will still have plenty of non-biting mosquito larvae to eat. And compared to bees and moths, mosquitos are not ne
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> Mosquitoes are pollinators Of the 3500 species of mosquito, only 6% bite humans. Of the 200 indigenous species of mosquitos in the US, only 12 of them bite humans. Mosquitos are the world's deadliest animal, killing a million peop
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Orchids are not only pollinated by mosquitos. While there are some orchids that have a single insect species pollinator, this is not the case with the orchid that mosquitos pollinate, the blunt-leaved orchid, which is also pollinated by o
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> The better question is why Super Bowl, of all things is using Roman numerals... Football players are armored and helmeted physical combatants that entertain audiences in arenas. Remind you of anything?
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> No, I'm making a case for meat Well, that's not really possible. Meat is bad coming and going, objectively speaking. The only thing meat does have going for it is the energy provides, but at the cost of poor health and hurtin
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I hate bug zappers. They should be illegal. All they do is kill moths and beetles. They are entirely ineffective against mosquitoes and other biting flies, and their otherwise indiscriminate killing disrupts pollination and generally throws
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What you're missing is vegans have made a big decision and take their diet seriously. The fact of the matter is most vegans do not have a B12 deficiency, nor any of the other unsupported criticisms you've made. I honestly don&#x27
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Jupiter and Saturn have swallowed a mind-boggling amount of rocky and metallic meteors. They have to go somewhere, and it's unlikely they're just dissolved into the atmosphere. They'll sink to the core and join the others, so
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All you've done is contradicted the statements I've made, which are verifiably true. I'm not sure why you would waste your time. Every statement you've made, every single thing you've just written, is provably false
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> The internet was so new, it wasn’t essential yet. The Internet wasn't new in 1995, by one measure 26yo by then, by another 12yo. And the Internet was essential, critically so, by 1995. It was the WWW that was new, about 2 years ol
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> we have to eat all kinds of pharmaceutical products to compensate the deficiencies of a plant based diet. Vitamin supplements are regulated by the FDA as food. They're not drugs or "pharmaceutical products."
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> some forms of protein... can't be realistically substituted by normally eating humans. uh... > Its a fact that ie vegans lack: B12, Most vegans consume enough B12 to avoid clinical deficiency by eating foods fortified with B12,
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Obligatory.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenacious_D
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> There are nutrients and amino acids only found in meat. Where do you get the replacement for this, what does that process look like, are they even metabolically equivalent? Supplements are an easy solution, but I think what you're
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I'm not convinced. Assume it is accurate, there was one single blue eyed mutant that lived 10K years ago. Maybe the blue eyes were attractive and this individual was sexually prolific. Since blue eyes are recessive, none of their child
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> Every person on this planet has the power and responsibility to change and act now, we do not need to wait for government and corporations to change. Acting responsibly makes us feel better, but little else. The fact of the matter is t
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It already works. Contrary to vacuous and uninformed popular belief, there is no fundamental incompatibility between QFT and GR.
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> You have to remember that General Relativity is wrong. I really don't, because it really isn't. All I need remember is that you are wrong.

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