Message from @gohan (gone for about 5 months)
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Theoryville is a literal place
How else would you weight your explanation for certain natural things other than theorizing
we don't just theorize
quit steering the topic away
Yes. Gravity pulls equally from all sides. If everything is equally pulled toward a common centre, and the object is of sufficient mass, it will become a three dimensional surface
It’s inevitable
we've said so many times now that after theorizing, we PROVE it to be true
science doesn't prove
yes
it does
no one thinks science proves things like mathematics
@SpiderLedgic (Cancer) we're asking for evidence, not a definition
otherwise it isn't science
It dose and it doesn’t
you have no idea what you are talking about
that was evidence
you really think science proves like mathematics?
science is evidence
you want evidence?
No science is a methodology for weighing certain hypothesis over others of various natural occurances
search up pics of the earth
get a telescope and look at other planets
Well it goes like this someone discoved fire and also that it was hot and taught others hey don't play with fire or you will get burned. No theory needed. Now when you want to know why something is hot you look at what makes it combustible and at what temp and what breaks down and so on and so forth. Still known things no theory interjected. But if you want to know things you do experiments and repeat them. Not go well I think this is how it works and if it doesn't gravity then.
that's a theoryu
theory
> if I touch fire I will get burned
That is evidence
another
what goes up must come down
that is science
isaac newton
You are explaining a process of justifying hypothesizes and saying that isn't science when that is essentially the definition of science
Fg = Gm1 x Gm2 / r^2
that's also a theory
every action has an equal and opposite reaction
So from that it’s obvious that distance a main factor
a theory, in scientific terms, is a proven statement
a hypothesis is a guess
science does not prove
The question is a theory not the actual fire. fire is hot it is no theory needed.