Re: Expelled: If you don't believe in holy physics dogma ; you're fired!

"Bill Miller" <billmillerkt4ye@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Benj" <bjacoby@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >I just saw Ben Stein's do***entary "Expelled: no intelligence allowed"
> > over at the $1 theater and it was a great piece of work. Namely those
> > promoting the dogma of establishment science.
>
> <snip brilliant exposition>
>
> > Ok. Now all you with the GS rating can start posting the suggestion
> > that I go look for my "tinfoil hat". Of course you haven't viewed this
> > movie and never will, but I'm sure you are nevertheless convinced that
> > it's all "pseudoscience", lies and right wing Christian tripe. [All
> > perpetrated by the well-known right wing Christian evangelist Ben
> > Stein!  :-) ]
>
> Benj... You left out the "other" Right Wing Fundamentalist Christian
Bible
> Thumping Evangelist -- Rush Limbaugh. He was born and raised in the
Jewish
> Faith.
>
> May I add my list of Dogmatically accepted physics "laws"
>
> <Yes, of course, Bill. Go right ahead.>
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> The near-universal interpretation that Maxwell's "Laws" show that E
*causes*
> H and H *causes* E,
>
> F=MA as a "law" although there are many well recognized exceptions.
>
> Newton's "law" that violates conservation of momentum.
>
> For *every* action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. NOT!
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> Coulomb's "law" that "blows up as r --> zero.
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> Thermodynamics "laws" that aren't (except on average.)
>
> I suspect there are more, but we dare not speak them aloud for fear the
> spirit of St. Albert might strike us dead.
>

And then you see things in the 'establishment' press such as the
following.
Journal of Plasma Physics (2000), 63: 115-128 Cambridge University Press
Copyright © 2000 Cambridge University Press
<quote>
"This paper re****ts the first experimental results in which the kinetic
energy of cold fog, generated in a water arc plasma, exceeds the
electrical
energy supplied to form and maintain the arc."
</unquote>
Not having an account I can't say that I know any more about this than the
above.  And as it's impossible anyway, I would be wasting my time too  ;)
Regards,
Vince