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  1. 14 minutes ago, knowledgeispower917 said:

    ok from my understanding, it is the belief that everything is made of vibrating energy including thoughts and people and like energy attracts like energy so positive thoughts attract positive experiences and negative thoughts attract negative experiences.

    Boy, am I glad I didn't waste time watching the videos.

  2. 19 minutes ago, Moontanman said:

    The question was how not why.

    Still not a problem.  I don't think there's an answer to that question.

    It is the same as asking how does a positive charge attract a negative charge.  That type of question is more of a why than a how IMO.

  3. 19 minutes ago, eninn said:

    So they undermine the clear proofs establishing that there is only one God and that His Messenger has brought the truth.

    There is no proof or even any evidence that there is a god.

     

  4. 55 minutes ago, chrisa said:

    I purchased a Acoustimeter AM-11 RF Meter and its picks up a reading of anything from 30 to over 100 microWatts  per square meter every 10 minutes. (sometimes it can go even higher) The reading lasts for about 2 seconds but its happens every 10 minutes at the exact same time. Due to health issues i am unable to leave my house much so am under constant "attack"

    Those readings do not seem particularly high.  I doubt you are being purposely attacked because this level of exposure shouldn't cause any health concerns so it would be a pretty useless attack.

  5. 7 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    I guess so,
     because my question
     "What is a field?"
     was NOT answered.

    Oh no!  

    It would be

    just awful if

    you had expend

    a little effort

    to look it up.

    10 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    100's of years ago,
     light's_speed was instant;
     til someone began
     trying to measure it.

    Very good!  We 

    did not use to

    know the speed

    of light.

    23 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    Was that "instant"
     an amount
     of time;
     or NO time?
    (Descartes).

    I don't know

    what they (them) 

    thought, what do

    you think?.  (Descartes?)

  6. 20 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    That sure sounds like hit & mis(sed).
    It does leave me doubting a bit.
    E.g.
    You assume
     hitting the atom(s)
     dead on 0°
     at their center
     when measuring
     their reflected angle?
    & with thermal motion.

    How do you know?

    That is surely bound
     to fail!

    It's NO wonder
     your data
     does NOT (always) corelate
     with real sizes.

    It's a MESS!

    The only mess

    is your laughable (humorous)

    anti-science (stupid)

    trolling attempts.

    Your -69 rep 

    points are very

    much deserved.

     

  7. 16 minutes ago, J.C.MacSwell said:

    I don't know for certain but the statement and graph didn't seem to be in support of climate denial...quite the opposite, though I really should have directed my post more at Bufofrog.

    I certainly may be misunderstanding the point of the graph.  If the point was that there is a linear relationship between the greenhouse gases and warming then my comment about the timeline was off the mark.

  8. On 2/15/2024 at 3:56 PM, thidmir said:

    almost linear. 

    Anyone not understand?

    Apparently you don't. 

    The graph is only linear because the spacing of the years is not linear.  Look at the 20 year spacing between 2000 and 2020 then look at the spacing between 1884 and 1902.  The spacing is clearly not linear and this misleading graph gives the false impression that the temperature increase is linear.

    Based on this apparently purposely misleading graph I would assume that this is from a climate denial site.

  9. 41 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    I suspect I need
     a comparison
     of a field
     & a medium.

    Then you need some work to do don't you.

    42 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    But I suspect
     you are implying
     that photons
     are (particles)
     too small to see.

    Nope not saying that at all.  Most anti-science trolls have some knowledge about science, I guess you are the outlier.

    44 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    I have a big gulf (gorge)
     between
     talking about
     a wave_"length"
     e.g. 21 cm
     versus
     something
     as small
     as an optical photon.

    Yes, that is because you have not spent any time to learn anything.  Photons can have a wave length of a kilometer, so you must think those photons are 1 km in size?  Maybe this will help the wavelength has nothing to do with the 'size' of a photon.

    49 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    It does NOT make sense.

    Well if you can't understand it then we must immediately change all of our theories!

    52 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    If that is because it is NOT round
     then please describe
     this real particle's shape.
    I.e. Photon.

    I think I already said that a photon doesn't look like anything.  It makes no sense to think a photon looks like something.

    54 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    Naturally I have NOT co_related
     the photon's intensity
     to its size.

    But why NOT?

    Because that is nonsense.

     

  10. 9 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    This (thread's) question
     is a real question
     expecting real answers.

    As I said before, EM radiation and water waves are very different things.  A water wave is a disturbance in a medium.  Photons are not a disturbance in a medium, they are a disturbance in a field.

    11 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    If you have a (single) photon
     with a wavelength
     of 21 cm,
     what does it look like?

    It doesn't look like anything, the question doesn't even make sense.

     

    12 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    Is it round like a ball?

    No

    14 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    How big is it really?

    Depends on what you mean by "really".

    15 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    E.g. what is its diameter?

    It makes no sense to ask what it's diameter is.

    16 minutes ago, Capiert said:

    How do I co_relate its intensity
     to its (physical) size?

    You don't.

  11. 1 hour ago, Capiert said:

    As far as I know
     water_waves travel
     e.g. at c.

    What is that supposed to mean?  Since you used e.g. which means 'for example', you are saying, "As far as I know water_waves travel [for example] at c."

    No water waves don't travel at c.

    1 hour ago, Capiert said:

    How do you deal
     with low frequency RF?

    EM radiation and water waves are very different things.  A water wave is a disturbance in a medium.  EM waves are not a disturbance in a medium, they are a disturbance in a field.

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