For Tingil...no it isnt
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Jthall
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Jthall
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wait...i was wrong....YES, it is !
I enjoyed discussing the science topics last night with you. I want to thank you for sharing Simon Singh's part on "Trick or Treat". That legal battle was very important to the freedom of the scientific method without legal repercussions.
I loved Mr Singh's quote..."You have to decide who you trust before you decide what to believe."
This points out a problem...when the experts are wrong and how hard it is to overturn the conventional view.
This article documents this issue in current day physics..
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44641516/ns ... e-science/
I also noted that Mr Singh worked at CERN.
By the way...YES, it is!
http://cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20 ... -confirmed
(note to those outside the conversation...it was a challenge to conventional physics that I have studied...I emailed Tingil some topics and experiments on this)
I loved Mr Singh's quote..."You have to decide who you trust before you decide what to believe."
This points out a problem...when the experts are wrong and how hard it is to overturn the conventional view.
This article documents this issue in current day physics..
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44641516/ns ... e-science/
I also noted that Mr Singh worked at CERN.
By the way...YES, it is!
http://cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20 ... -confirmed
(note to those outside the conversation...it was a challenge to conventional physics that I have studied...I emailed Tingil some topics and experiments on this)
Jthall 
Have fireball, will travel
Have fireball, will travel