John Titor ______________ AKA "JT" EXPOSED..
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Belief - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
"a feeling of being sure that someone or something exists or that something is true"
Scientific theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A scientific theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is acquired through the scientific method, and repeatedly confirmed through observation and experimentation.[1][2] As with most (if not all) forms of scientific knowledge, scientific theories are inductive in nature and aim for predictive power and explanatory force. [3][4]
The difference between a "scientific theory" and a "belief" are in black and white, and are completely different. A belief is what you FEEL to be true, a theory is what you KNOW to be true based on EVIDENCE.
For example, many people do not "believe" the "theory" of evolution because they misunderstand that you do not "believe" a "theory", you accept fact based on knowledge. You need to get your definitions straight before you toss the label of "schizophrenia" on me, as you seem to not understand a lot of the words you are using.
You also never tried the thought-experiment I posited.
When you gloss over the finer details, such as the meaning of citations in bibliography, you are the one washing the hog. This is where you're getting your favourite word from, "Hogwash", not from what you're reading, but because you seem to favour that word and idea.
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So far gone that I'm already back. Didn't we have this discussion before?
I love you, Einstein. I appreciate your concern, but I am not needing of help. Perhaps you are, though?
"The pen is mightier than the sword.", they say.
I know very few words, but I try to write nonetheless.
It's a greater stride for less effort, truly.
servantx
Quantum Scribe
Einstein,
Look at the bibliography again, as extracted below, it has your username in it.
Please do not lie or discredit yourself.
Don't bring shame to your Avatar and username that is named after a great scientist.
Geroch, R. and Horowitz, G. 1979. “Global structures of spacetimes,” in General Relativity, an Einstein Centenary Survey, S. Hawking and W. Israel (eds.), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Gödel, K. 1949. “A remark about the relationship between relativity theory and idealistic philosophy,” in Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist, P. Schilpp (ed.), La Salle: Open Court, pp. 557-562.
Have a nice day.
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I am NOT Christ, nor do I see my self as Him. I see him as my relative, my next door neighbour.
I lived my life without him for quite a long time, until he stepped in and kicked my dumb ass' door down. I am just familiar with his work. He is a dear, eternal Brother of mine, and I am JUST a Man, and I hope to have made that quite clear. He holds my hand forever, and I will always hold his. I am his pupil, nothing more than that.
I am a gnostic Christian. I went down a dark path until He showed me the light in His good grace.
John is my PEN-name. I am an Author, writing a story, nothing more.
-John
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My curiosity extends to: What is it you imply with your posts here?
Of course, I knew Descartes was the author of your Latin phrase but I had not noticed him referred to as an artist before nor spoken of as "a friend" of someone born after the 1600's.
So, I asked my question to see if it was someone else who "spoke the words" you cited. If you imply it was Descartes and that he somehow spoke the words "to you" I would have first expected them to be in French, "Je pense, donc je suis". Unless, of course, your discourse was in Latin, the language of science at that time. When the phrase was first received (1637) it was in French. Later (1644) it was written in Latin and became more familiar among the scientific community and therefore more well known as, Cogito ergo sum.
So, to my initial query, What do you wish to imply with your posts?
I can't tell if you want to be;
A time traveler
An immortal
Able to recall past lives, or
I would be better able to join the conversation if I knew Who I was conversing with.
Of course, I knew Descartes was the author of your Latin phrase but I had not noticed him referred to as an artist before nor spoken of as "a friend" of someone born after the 1600's.
So, I asked my question to see if it was someone else who "spoke the words" you cited. If you imply it was Descartes and that he somehow spoke the words "to you" I would have first expected them to be in French, "Je pense, donc je suis". Unless, of course, your discourse was in Latin, the language of science at that time. When the phrase was first received (1637) it was in French. Later (1644) it was written in Latin and became more familiar among the scientific community and therefore more well known as, Cogito ergo sum.
So, to my initial query, What do you wish to imply with your posts?
I can't tell if you want to be;
A time traveler
An immortal
Able to recall past lives, or
JDT said:
I would be better able to join the conversation if I knew Who I was conversing with.