Err......you seem totally unaware that protons are fermions and are made of three quarks. Have you already forgotten what the Large Hadron Collider is testing about hadrons, fermions and so on?
Now answer my question. What happens to the proton's charge and as you don't believe in electromagnetic fields, tell us what other little particles you think are causing the electric charge of a proton? Draw us a picture!!!
(This is going to be hilarious)
I know I won the argument when you panic and go berserk. Obviously I don't have all the time in the world, and in responding, I gave you top priority the past ten years. It's time to wait for your turn. 'sides I responded to all that repeatedly, most of which is bullflakes and insulting idiocies masqueraded in the form of a question.
Meantime research the reason light travels in waves and not in a straight line, since I've been waiting for that response among others for ages, and then come back with an answer first before you post a barrage of insulting comments.
Other questions:
Explain how the Universe expands within a "non-dimentional" nothingness.
Have you come up with an explanation to the claimed on your part, agreement between bees and pollen yet?
Not to mention how you have yet to answer the purpose and reason the Universe came to be, or why it functions the way it does, or the purpose of all things, for that matter, to which at least I gave an answer. Oh wait I know "in the passing of an infinite amount of years and infinite attempts, trials and errors, the universe got finally everything right to every mathematically minute yet not at all insignificant detail, and it managed to exist!" Considering the propability and all the aforementioned, and yourself proclaimed mastery in maths,
I begin to have doubts about you not putting common sense to good use at all, and wonder whether you have any common sense after all!
You should be the one to take a hike (you told me to go away one too many times, I bet you'd like that, it would make things easy for you wouldn't it?), tin horn skeptic, you are the one who disturbs the peace and elevates the spirits, in whichever thread you visit. Without you, and the likes of you, we would have a more civilized conversation, instead of bouts of arguments distressing everyone (not me, I can care less, as I have so masterfully displayed) and causing negativity.
Being immune to reason, or even the possibility that you might be wrong, is nothing to brag about.
Well, for a start, this is an internet forum with several hundred active members. It is not 'your game', and, if you didn't want to answer, why join in the first place?
This endless feud you are engaged in is, frankly, tedious. Why not simply address the arguments?
I did, repeatedly, for ages.
Juvenile name-calling. Not impressive.
As long as you keep framing this debate as a personal attack on your ego, you will never rise above that juvenile level. You are not winning this argument, and you are not making any friends here.
Try leaving your ego at the door and addressing the actual arguments. Oh, and there are more people here than your nemesis Ellard. How about engaging with them for a change? Must surely be better than going round and round in the small, defensive, angry circle you are in now.
Matthew Ellard is as much my nemesis as any human with the stubbornness of a mule. In fact I wish him all the best in life, and who knows maybe he'll get the picture one day, maybe he realizes certain things in life. Such as while, all cannot be equally fortunate, because how would a finite world function after all, if that was the case (communism tried it and failed), and what would be the point of living and learning if dental care and clothing grew on trees, along with freshly baked bread and the Earth was infinitely large, and we lived forever;
while free will is necessary, for us to want to exist in the first place; and while free will can bring both a positive and a negative result; maybe with the passing of time, Matthew realizes that he should not take the good fortune of his, however subtle such affect of good fortune may seem to be, for granted, and attribute it sherely to mere chance. Maybe, but some people never learn.