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Edited by HashSlingnSlashr: 3/10/2015 3:59:12 PMTop kek to all the people who went all butthurt when a guy named "jizzlauncher69" tried to stir an argument.
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Evolution is an observed fact. There are multiple theories of evolution, such as Darwin's theory of natural selection, that go about explaining said fact.
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It's a "theory" in the same way as gravity is a "theory"
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Gravity is a law. But a theory does mean proven to be true, but not for sure 100% true. Evolution still has that missing link
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[quote]Gravity is a law. But a theory does mean proven to be true, but not for sure 100% true. Evolution still has that missing link[/quote]
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As one of my teachers put it "A Law means we know how, why, how much, and everything else there is to know about something. A theory means we know it happened, we just don't know the rest"
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Other way around.
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Not quite. Gravity is a Law. We know that it exists, and a baseline constant. We also know that wherever in the universe we go, there will be some gravity. Evolution is a theory. We know it happened. We don't have a great deal more solid than that.
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Gravity is both a theory and a law. Newton wrote about the law of gravity (i.e. N=mg, etc.), Einstein wrote about the theory of gravity (i.e. gravitons, the Lorentz factor, etc.). A law is describing a natural phenomenon, and a theory is explaining that phenomenon.
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[quote]As one of my teachers put it "A Law means we know how, why....."[/quote] This is what also makes it a theory. We can predict gravity all day long but ask a physicist what it is? They won't know nobody knows just what gravity " is".
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And gravity only kind of exists
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Right, because I'm sure if you jumped off a cliff you'd only "kind of" fall
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Okay, but explain space then, there is no gravity! #Mindblown #Burn #Suckit
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Yes there is
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There's still gravity. It's on a much lower scale than what we're accustomed to. Otherwise, planets wouldn't orbit stars
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Zero = nothing Zero gravity = No gravity #Stillwining
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No, in math and physics, it means that it's a quantity too low to be considered significant. If there was no gravity, then the solar systems wouldn't exist. Planets would simply drift through space as frozen rocks. We call it Zero-G because it's an archaic term from early spaceflight. It's not observable to us, as our mass is too low to be influenced. So before we could concretely measure it, we figured can't feel=isn't there.
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Jesus dude I was just kidding, you gotta all mathy Kathy on me an shit, don't fuk with this niĝĝa he gots the facts to back up his stacks #Yourthenewlegend
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Figured that it would be a good argument for anyone who ACTUALLY does believe that there's no gravity in space.
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I believe whatever the people who made up all the convoluted formulas and equations, tell me to believe.
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I'm now determined to make a complex super equation that proves the illuminati is in space, and you're going to believe it because I tell you to
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I'm just a mindless pawn blindly following a self reightous leaders own personal interest in the name of God or my country, kinda like the military.
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I thought you were a launcher?
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Of jizz...
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Best kind of launcher! [spoiler]oh bby[/spoiler]
