i hate when people go off on tangents like this.
put your feet back on the earth and the lab experiment at hand that even YOU could perform.
I mean, you are already disregarding most of the implications of General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics,
how many have watched the shows on einstein and he is rendered to all be doing the same thing? (unhappy with R and QM)
then for the professionals: how many have read einsteins notes and already know he was completely unhappy with it? (god dont play dice)
now........ you dont have to be as honest as einstein, to know the math is wrong as even the stud muffing himself (i like honesty over most anything), knew it was wrong and you can read it from him, to correct your beliefs. But... you can actually review much of the contributor(s) material online, if you really wanted to and with basic common sense, just be aware, 'hey, there is a bunch that the old stuff truly cannot describe'
and be honest about it.
ans while we know they are incompatible with each other as currently formulated,
now that is science.
"we know they are incompatible"
i almost got a tear, but then i realized it was you posting
they are also staggeringly accurate when used to make predictions about phenomena that lie within their purview.
just like ptolemaic math did for almost 1500 years for 'roaming bodies' (planets)
I am not the one that has been proposing:
1: that some of the most well - tested implications of the most accurate scientific theories we have are flat-out wrong
ooops!
did i say that?
I guess you must have comprehended the implications of what a causal description may do to many of the old theories.
2: that the only reason no-one else noticed is that we are all too ignorant and/or stupid and/or in love with the status quo.
did i say that?
oooops!
i thought most people comprehended that new evidence and conveyable knowledge often uproots old beliefs and long held acceptances!
3: that my experiments (which I have only done in my mind, and only describe using impenetrable jargon known only to me) clearly demonstrate the above two points.
And how many have used their imagination to think through a problem?
i mean if you imagined 2 cars racing at each other on the same road and about to impact, would you be able to predict an outcome?
Could you imagine the variables to observe?
Could it be gruesome if you really followed the idea all the way thru to the blood and guts of it all?