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Title: How science works
Post by: Cnut237 on March 24, 2021, 02:21:02 PM
Some of you may have heard about the latest results from the LHCb experiment at CERN, which suggests (currently 3.1σ) a violation of lepton flavour universality and hence of the standard model of particle physics.

I thought it might be worth writing a post to highlight how physics, and science in general, advances. I'll leave it up to you to compare and contrast with how religion and other forms of truth work.

The standard model underpins the modern scientific understanding of the fundamental nature of the universe and all elementary particles. It's the ground upon which everything else is built. However, it's incomplete. There are gaps in the explanation - such as how it describes three of the four fundamental forces, but doesn't encompass gravity.

So the standard model is treated not as an absolute, perfect and inviolable truth. but rather as our best approximation so far. Instead of ignoring or glossing over its imperfections, physicists instead focus their attention on these areas, and work relentlessly to unpick the uncertainties and ambiguities. Essentially, they try to break it, so that its faults can be understood and new understanding can arise.

This can be seen in the way that physicists are reacting to the news. The basis of their understanding and expertise may be under threat, but instead of challenging this and trying to fortify their long-established positions, they welcome the new developments... because the search is for truth, regardless of whether or not it is desired or convenient.

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"If a violation of lepton flavour universality were to be confirmed, it would require a new physical process, such as the existence of new fundamental particles or interactions," says LHCb spokesperson Professor Chris Parkes from the University of Manchester and CERN. "More studies on related processes are under way using the existing LHCb data. We will be excited to see if they strengthen the intriguing hints in the current results."
https://home.cern/news/news/physics/intriguing-new-result-lhcb-experiment-cern


... And this is how science proceeds. Previous theories are revealed to be simply approximations. Every advancement that tears down preconceptions is welcomed. Because the search is for truth, not for the reinforcement of an ideology.

https://lhcbproject.web.cern.ch/Publications/p/LHCb-PAPER-2021-004.html


... And here's an image of a high energy proton-proton collision from CERN, producing an explosion of more than 100 particles. Physicists literally breaking stuff in order to see what comes out of it, in an ever-advancing and never-ending search for truth.

https://i.imgur.com/bdQCS2Z.jpg


edit: typo


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on March 24, 2021, 06:32:44 PM
But regarding the scientists at CERN, their biggest science has to do with how to scientifically hide their real understanding from all of us. Any particle scientist worth his weight knows that the fabric of the whole thing that is called empty space, is solidly a mass of moving particles, and that leptons are almost nothing compared with what is going on in this solid, moving space.

The balance of natural-space doesn't easily come apart by using forces on it, as CERN scientists are attempting.

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Title: Re: How science works
Post by: Cnut237 on March 25, 2021, 01:36:28 PM
But regarding the scientists at CERN, their biggest science has to do with how to scientifically hide their real understanding from all of us.
I've actually had the privilege in the past of being given CERN particle traces to analyse. It's quite something to see, before your eyes, direct evidence of these tiny pieces of reality.
Science is the pursuit of knowledge. It's those who pursue money who have a motivation to guard secrets and hide understanding... business people and politicians.


the fabric of the whole thing that is called empty space, is solidly a mass of moving particles
Yes, of course. I never thought I'd ever be discussing elementary particle physics with you, and that we would agree! But even beneath that, a 'particle' is not really a particle. And wave-particle duality is a simplification, too. It does seem that, beneath everything, the universe consists of fields, and it is the perturbations and interplay of these fields that manifest as matter.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: Smartvirus on March 25, 2021, 07:49:27 PM
Science have come up with the world evolution to conote a gradual or series of change in a thing. Standing on that existing concept and with the fact that, science is always on a precept of trying to know or understand a thing, a law defying another law doesn't really undermines the concepts of science or physics.
The evolution that occurs amongst things simply creates some changes in that thing and compounds that exists. So, there is bound to be new discoveries at some point and like you said @OP, what we know now is mare approximations and its okay. Even religion does this and in such points of doubts, your expected to have faith.
So, its our world and we aren't done with it neither is it done with us.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: franky1 on March 25, 2021, 11:01:48 PM
the way i view 'particles'... is just waves.
so many waves at so many different frequencies.
with some interfering with others that then bend around into their own loops.
(like radio frequencies bouncing off the ionosphere to loop around the world)

these loops in a circular orbit with enough energy obstruct other loops from passing through. this resistance is what makes the energy have substance.

the different frequency gives it different features. such as higher frequency for photons(light spectrum frequency)

even things as small as quarks are just loops of waves which then if in a certain formation with certain energy  and attracting other bals of waves .. become the core of bigger orbiting waves. which become protons and neutrons. which in combination of these become the core of bigger orbiting waves which attract other smaller waveloops balls(electrons). and become atoms


this is the 'mystery' of particles.. at micro level you can just study the physical substance of the tightly packed energy balls resisting and attracting.
at the pico level its all just waves in different formations


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: famososMuertos on March 26, 2021, 07:50:10 AM
Well, some data from CERn are available to everyone, but working with them is so complex that it is only the disposable of millions of data that can be accessed and only a privileged group can work on them both for scientific knowledge, hardware and software.

And to the title of the OP, one can respond as the head of CERN did at the time when a journalist asked him "what is the use data of all this colliding particles, what scope it can have" and he replied "I don't know ..."

It is what has made us advance as a species, sometimes we want to look for answers and there are more questions ...
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You must edit: 100 particles.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: Poker Player on March 27, 2021, 05:39:53 AM
... And this is how science proceeds. Previous theories are revealed to be simply approximations.

That sounds to me quite like Karl Popper, according to whom scientific theories cannot be verified, they can only be falsified, so that we can only gradually get closer to the truth.

Every advancement that tears down preconceptions is welcomed. Because the search is for truth, not for the reinforcement of an ideology.

I would argue that it is not that science works this way, but that it should work this way. Most of the time it does but even to this day there are parts of science where questions about established preconceptions are not so welcome.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: Cnut237 on March 27, 2021, 08:12:27 AM
even to this day there are parts of science where questions about established preconceptions are not so welcome.

Yes, scientists are still human, and egos can be a problem.

I'd say that the biggest challenge to scientific integrity is probably money, by which I mean scientific experiments funded by industry, where there is a clearly desired outcome. I'm not suggesting that links between science and business should be severed, that's a bad idea and it would impede progress... but certainly there should be more rigorous oversight of these purportedly impartial business-funded studies.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on March 27, 2021, 10:11:39 AM
There is an overlap in real science, science theory and engineering. For example...

If you compare real science with science theory, and if you do it carefully and slowly, you will find that true science doesn't match science theory.

Regarding engineering, a developer may develop some practical device off some science theory, but when you critically examine the engineered development against the science theory, you will find that the development has all kinds of tiny departures from what the science theory says.

If an engineered development uses practical proven science, often it will use pieces of science that are not included in the abstract of why and how it works, scientifically.

The point is moving forward. The point should be defining the various levels of science properly, so that we can see the differences between what science really is... and often, what it is not.

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Title: Re: How science works
Post by: franky1 on March 27, 2021, 10:40:56 PM
There is an overlap in real science, science theory and engineering. For example...

If you compare real science with science theory, and if you do it carefully and slowly, you will find that true science doesn't match science theory.

Regarding engineering, a developer may develop some practical device off some science theory, but when you critically examine the engineered development against the science theory, you will find that the development has all kinds of tiny departures from what the science theory says.

If an engineered development uses practical proven science, often it will use pieces of science that are not included in the abstract of why and how it works, scientifically.

The point is moving forward. The point should be defining the various levels of science properly, so that we can see the differences between what science really is... and often, what it is not.

well an out of date and debunked theory is not science. especially if the theory is made by someone that does not specialise in the topic the theory he makes concerns

take badeckers influencers they have no practical hands on scientific experience of the topics that make theories about. so in badeckers own request above. he should not be automatically considering their theories as science..
koffman has no virology or vaccine experience.. thus. badecker just debunked his favourite influencer
in short badecker just debunked his own influencers

...
anyway back on topic.
science is not an end result.. take for instance if we were to solve the mysteries of the high level of the solar system. once working out the solar system you can then use that to look at the mid level of planets and moons. and the low level of smaller parts.

cern is looking at the low levels of the energy that make up the parts that make a atom.. next would be the wave research that make the energy


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: Zilon on March 28, 2021, 05:14:28 AM
Physicist works relentlessly on nuclear particles since energy needed for most day to day activities of major machines lies on the central knowledge of particulate nature of matter. CERN scientist at Europe play major roles in harnessing the limitless opportunities open to science and man. Nuclear science which tries to marry the various forms in which matter could exist

CERN scientists ideologically brings to our consciousness the beauty of natural phenomenons. For decades excessive research has gone down on natures particles and massive toxic, harmful and dangerous chemicals has been converted to habitable substances based on relentless discoveries.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: franky1 on March 28, 2021, 11:17:02 AM
Physicist works relentlessly on nuclear particles since energy needed for most day to day activities of major machines lies on the central knowledge of particulate nature of matter. CERN scientist at Europe play major roles in harnessing the limitless opportunities open to science and man. Nuclear science which tries to marry the various forms in which matter could exist

CERN scientists ideologically brings to our consciousness the beauty of natural phenomenons. For decades excessive research has gone down on natures particles and massive toxic, harmful and dangerous chemicals has been converted to habitable substances based on relentless discoveries.

particles are just densely packed waves so much so that they create resistance
knowing the frequencies and features of the waves and how the impact each other to attract or repel each other. and how the energy of such creates fields of repulsion/attraction. has helped them identify better ways to neutralise toxins by identifying other 'particles' that can cancel out the signals and break the bonds more easily

this stuff is also useful for identifying different wavelengths that different biological materials produce. so they can use things like photo-sonic scanners to identify different biologicals
like identify the difference between a healthy cell and a tumour cell.. find the tumours frequency and then adjust the radioactive frequency of cancer treatment accordingly

it can also enhance xray and mri scanner detail/quality by allowing it to layer different frequencies to pick up different parts in more detail. rather than a single layer 'shadow'

it can also make new scanners that look for particular frequencies
right now many technologists are trying to find patterns of frequencies which people with certain ailments do have that people without those ailments dont have. so that they can find ways to scan for ailments without anything invasive.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: tarzan2 on March 28, 2021, 08:02:04 PM
as someone whose worked in labs, pretty much all pure science is developed from the collection of buttloads (official terminology here) data points. scientists spend years doing repetitions and variations of the same thing to collect data and develop hypotheses/theories. the scientific method doesn't leave much room for personality and ego and in the cases where this does occur peer reviewed journalism weeds out the junk science.
its not foolproof but its close


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on March 28, 2021, 08:12:54 PM
^^^ Not everything that is called science has to do with pure science.

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Title: Re: How science works
Post by: tarzan2 on March 28, 2021, 08:15:11 PM
^^^ Not everything that is called science has to do with pure science.

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oh sorry i thought we were talking about intelligent people. my bad


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on March 28, 2021, 08:21:32 PM
^^^ Not everything that is called science has to do with pure science.

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oh sorry i thought we were talking about intelligent people. my bad

You bad(?). We were talking about science.     8)


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: Cnut237 on March 29, 2021, 12:31:07 PM
There is an overlap in real science, science theory and engineering. For example...

If you compare real science with science theory, and if you do it carefully and slowly, you will find that true science doesn't match science theory.

Regarding engineering, a developer may develop some practical device off some science theory, but when you critically examine the engineered development against the science theory, you will find that the development has all kinds of tiny departures from what the science theory says.

If an engineered development uses practical proven science, often it will use pieces of science that are not included in the abstract of why and how it works, scientifically.

The point is moving forward. The point should be defining the various levels of science properly, so that we can see the differences between what science really is... and often, what it is not.

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You've tried to make this distinction before, and I've never understood what you meant. Engineering is just applied science, whether you're talking about chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, whatever. If you're saying that 'real world' solutions don't match theory, well, this is true only insofar as a theory, for simplicity, describes ideal conditions, whereas in the real world an implementation of a scientific theory may have to deal with external factors. For example, an electrical engineer may have to take steps to ensure that rats can't chew through his cables... but it's absurd and a false syllogism to conclude from this that electrical science doesn't mention rats, but electrical engineers have to deal with rats, therefore engineering isn't science.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on March 29, 2021, 01:15:42 PM
There is an overlap in real science, science theory and engineering. For example...

If you compare real science with science theory, and if you do it carefully and slowly, you will find that true science doesn't match science theory.

Regarding engineering, a developer may develop some practical device off some science theory, but when you critically examine the engineered development against the science theory, you will find that the development has all kinds of tiny departures from what the science theory says.

If an engineered development uses practical proven science, often it will use pieces of science that are not included in the abstract of why and how it works, scientifically.

The point is moving forward. The point should be defining the various levels of science properly, so that we can see the differences between what science really is... and often, what it is not.

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You've tried to make this distinction before, and I've never understood what you meant. Engineering is just applied science, whether you're talking about chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, whatever. If you're saying that 'real world' solutions don't match theory, well, this is true only insofar as a theory, for simplicity, describes ideal conditions, whereas in the real world an implementation of a scientific theory may have to deal with external factors. For example, an electrical engineer may have to take steps to ensure that rats can't chew through his cables... but it's absurd and a false syllogism to conclude from this that electrical science doesn't mention rats, but electrical engineers have to deal with rats, therefore engineering isn't science.

True engineering is simply applied science... true.

Engineering is not applied science theory, however. Why not? All it takes is a comparison between a chunk of engineering that is based on a particular science theory, and what the science theory says. They are different, sometimes in only tiny ways.

The people who applied the engineering might have looked at the science theory, and rather than using it completely, used parts of it and added or modified the engineering so that it didn't fit the science theory at all.

This then shows the difference between real science and science theory.

In your rat idea, rats are outside the comparison between the engineering and the science theory. You are simply fallaciously using the rat comparison to distract from the fact that engineering is different than science theory. The biggest way that we can tell that engineering is different than science theory is, once the working engineering absolutely matches the science theory completely, the science theory becomes science rather than science theory.

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Title: Re: How science works
Post by: Cnut237 on March 29, 2021, 01:56:49 PM
The biggest way that we can tell that engineering is different than science theory is, once the working engineering absolutely matches the science theory completely, the science theory becomes science rather than science theory.

I'm interested in exploring this further. Are you saying that not all scientific research is proven fact? This is certainly true. Some is proven, to our current understanding. What I mean by this is that science sits outside the realm of a priori or inherent truths... these are the preserve of mathematics. Scientific theories remain just that - theories - until they are proven, to our current understanding. By which I mean that Newton's laws of motion were 'proven' until Einstein came along. This sort of science is our best approximation to truth. Because scientific truths are a posteriori truths, i.e., they need to be proven, they need empirical evidence, and experiments need reproducible results.

But this doesn't mean that scientific truths are vague approximations. Some are, certainly, at the frontiers of science. But many - and arguably all of those used in engineering - are based on proven (to our current understanding) facts.

If I say you're travelling at 30 miles per hour, that's true. Or is it? No, it's an approximation, you're actually travelling at 30.1 miles per hour. But actually 30.1 is just a better approximation, really you're travelling at 30.097 mph, etc.

Any subsequent proof doesn't remove the previous truth, it just refines it. If our scientific understanding improves, we get a better approximation. Newton's laws of motion, for example, are perfectly adequate for most everyday engineering. But if you accelerate to say half the speed of light, they won't be a good enough approximation, and you'll need to apply relativity.

Please could you give me an example of where engineering goes against scientific truths?


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on March 29, 2021, 08:05:50 PM
The biggest way that we can tell that engineering is different than science theory is, once the working engineering absolutely matches the science theory completely, the science theory becomes science rather than science theory.

I'm interested in exploring this further. Are you saying that not all scientific research is proven fact? This is certainly true. Some is proven, to our current understanding. What I mean by this is that science sits outside the realm of a priori or inherent truths... these are the preserve of mathematics. Scientific theories remain just that - theories - until they are proven, to our current understanding. By which I mean that Newton's laws of motion were 'proven' until Einstein came along. This sort of science is our best approximation to truth. Because scientific truths are a posteriori truths, i.e., they need to be proven, they need empirical evidence, and experiments need reproducible results.

But this doesn't mean that scientific truths are vague approximations. Some are, certainly, at the frontiers of science. But many - and arguably all of those used in engineering - are based on proven (to our current understanding) facts.

If I say you're travelling at 30 miles per hour, that's true. Or is it? No, it's an approximation, you're actually travelling at 30.1 miles per hour. But actually 30.1 is just a better approximation, really you're travelling at 30.097 mph, etc.

Any subsequent proof doesn't remove the previous truth, it just refines it. If our scientific understanding improves, we get a better approximation. Newton's laws of motion, for example, are perfectly adequate for most everyday engineering. But if you accelerate to say half the speed of light, they won't be a good enough approximation, and you'll need to apply relativity.

Please could you give me an example of where engineering goes against scientific truths?


All scientific research that is done is a fact. Some of it is proven fact. Some of it is not proven fact. If there are notebooks and records and videos of a particular piece of scientific research, it is most likely proven to have been done. If there are hearsay suggestions that it was done or that it was proven to have been done, without notebooks and records and videos, it most likely isn't proven to have been done. If there are eye witnesses who can accurately reconstruct the scientific research being done, and concur in their reconstruction results, the doing of it can be proven at times without the notebooks and records and videos. This is simple logic regarding proof that some particular scientific research was done. There may be additional.

Mathematics itself is an abstract. It doesn't exist in nature or the real world. We simply apply the mathematical abstract to the real world to get the results we want... and often get.

Newton's laws didn't extend to the distance that Einsteins theories went. Or maybe you could say it the opposite way. Many of Einsteins theories are based in the idea that empty space exists... which it doesn't. People have known for thousands of years that so-called space is filled with the aether, even though they couldn't comprehend what the aerther is. Einstein's theories simply extend to certain operations in the aether, and relationships between those operations, without comprehending the whole of everything. Newton, being closer to aether understanding, naturally set his laws in an aether setting, often without speaking of the aether at all.

Scientific truths are NOT vague approximations. Man's understanding of them may be vague approximations. The fact that a piece of engineering works, is often the first proving of the science facts regarding it.

Actually, I'm on earth. So you need a relationship to something to determine how fast I'm traveling. After all, the Solar System is moving around the Galaxy, which might be moving around the Universe Center. But we are too ignorant to know for certain how all this traveling relates to universal traveling. Suggesting that anybody or anything is moving at a certain speed, has to have a relational object that it is moving in relationship to. When you add the motion of the aether to it, you completely remove any possibility of coming close to an exact speed of relative traveling.

Engineering doesn't go against scientific truths. But the engineer who makes a working piece of engineering, is closer to the scientific truths than the scientific theorist is.

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Title: Re: How science works
Post by: CryptocurencyKing on March 29, 2021, 09:03:51 PM
All scientific research that is done is a fact. Some of it is proven fact. Some of it is not proven fact. If there are notebooks and records and videos of a particular piece of scientific research, it is most likely proven to have been done.
I don't really understand what your trying to mean here by saying, all scientific research being done is a fact. While in high school and elementary school, when being thought on scientific procedures, there are steps before we could call a thing a fact. Thats why the theory does exists because, not everything could be regarded as a fact. Why?
Before any part or all of a research could be called a fact, it must have satisfied the condition that, it would produce the same result when repeated anytime and anywhere around the world and certainly, not all scientific research can satisfactory attain this affirmation of science.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: franky1 on March 29, 2021, 10:33:12 PM
All scientific research that is done is a fact. Some of it is proven fact. Some of it is not proven fact. If there are notebooks and records and videos of a particular piece of scientific research, it is most likely proven to have been done.
I don't really understand what your trying to mean here by saying,

dont worry about badecker
he believes in gods, witchcraft and herbal remedies. he thinks his male masseuse is the only true best medical doctor on the planet.. just because he cosplays a doctor by wearing a white jacket while giving badecker a 'rub'

he isnt on this forum to actually inform people of fact. he is on this forum to write crap to convince himself that his own warped reality is as he says. he thinks if he can see his words infront of him and find other idiots to believe him then he can find success in his warped prospective.

its like them kids that stand on the top of tall buildings. repeating to themselves 'i can fly i can fly' before jumping.. trying to convince themselves of a good reason to jump off a building..
the only result these idiots will have is 'splat'


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on March 30, 2021, 02:13:21 AM
All scientific research that is done is a fact. Some of it is proven fact. Some of it is not proven fact. If there are notebooks and records and videos of a particular piece of scientific research, it is most likely proven to have been done.
I don't really understand what your trying to mean here by saying, all scientific research being done is a fact. While in high school and elementary school, when being thought on scientific procedures, there are steps before we could call a thing a fact. Thats why the theory does exists because, not everything could be regarded as a fact. Why?
Before any part or all of a research could be called a fact, it must have satisfied the condition that, it would produce the same result when repeated anytime and anywhere around the world and certainly, not all scientific research can satisfactory attain this affirmation of science.

If you washed the dishes, is it a fact that you washed the dishes or not? If you didn't get them as clean as your wife would have, or if you didn't rinse the soap off them, that doesn't mean that you didn't wash the dishes. No. If you washed the dishes, then you factually washed the dishes. But if you didn't wash them, then you factually didn't wash them.

If a scientific researcher researches a piece of science, it is a fact that he did the scientific research in question. If he didn't research the piece of science, then it is a fact that he didn't do it.

In other words, all scientific research that is done is factually done. If it wasn't done, then it factually wasn't done. What's so hard to understand about this? Somebody else might say that it wasn't done, but if it wasn't done, only then was it factually not done. However, if it was done, then it factually was done.

In my talk with franky1, the idea really never is that the Covid virus wasn't ever isolated. There could have been 50,000 researchers that isolated the Covid virus. If they did it, then it was factually done. Just because they didn't write down their notes regarding the process they used to isolate, or just because they didn't video it all, and even if they disposed of all the equipment, the samples, and the results, their notes, and the videos, doesn't mean that they did not do isolating of the virus. They still factually did it if they did it. If they didn't do it, then they factually didn't do it.

They might say that they did the isolation. If there aren't any notes or videos, other people might ask if they are lying, or if they are mentally disturbed. But if they did it, they factually did it. They might be able to mimic the processes they used well enough that they could convince some other people that they must have really done it. But the point remains. If they did the isolation, then they factually did it. If they didn't do the isolation, then they factually didn't do it.

Now that we have that out of the way, we can try to find out if they actually did it, or find the place where they hid their in-process notes and the videos. Once we get those, we can start to determine for our own satisfaction if they truly isolated the virus or not, or if they made a bunch of mistakes and didn't really isolate the virus after all. Because even if they thought they did, even if they were sincere, even if they went through a bunch of complex procedures, but really messed up and didn't isolate the virus, then the fact is that they didn't isolate the virus.

Either way, there will be a bunch of people who weigh in on whether or not the isolation was done. Points will have to be compared, and compared with sound logic both of the present and of the past. Sure would help to have those in-process notes and videos.

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Title: Re: How science works
Post by: Mr.right85 on April 02, 2021, 02:22:10 PM
Science works on findings. Findings that are believed to be true until proven otherwise. There is a systematic nature about it and laws for which Science do work with and thats the beauty about it. It looks to bring out the truth in every concept as much as possible but there could always be errors on the way and science do well to recognise and accepts those errors. This is why a failed result in an experiment is also a result because, it points out the end point of a particular procedure. Science is one of the best thing to have happened to humanity and the people in the field are handling it greatly.


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: franky1 on April 03, 2021, 12:01:30 PM
In my talk with franky1, the idea really never is that the Covid virus wasn't ever isolated. There could have been 50,000 researchers that isolated the Covid virus. If they did it, then it was factually done. Just because they didn't write down their notes regarding the process they used to isolate, or just because they didn't video it all, and even if they disposed of all the equipment, the samples, and the results, their notes, and the videos, doesn't mean that they did not do isolating of the virus. They still factually did it if they did it. If they didn't do it, then they factually didn't do it.

they done the isolation
they done the notes.. contact them if still unsure

maybe if you fear contacting them. then instead learn to read the reports..

and again as a re-reminder the notes do explain all the equipment used and even include your required centrifuge.. and there are test results and pictures

seems you keep forgetting that.

i know you want to reply that the notes are not in dumb arizonian basement dweller language.. or if there was a summary that was in dumb basement dwelling arizonian language you will say the summary is not the report..
so just take the hint you dont need replay your flip flops anymore to avoid reading/accepting the reports exist.. or flip flop about if isolation has or has not been done.
if you are unsure contact the doctors that done it. their names can be found in the reports

the fact that lots of lab in lots of countries have done it. should wake you up to the facts.
we are not living in january 2020 anymore.. alot has happened since then


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on April 03, 2021, 05:55:32 PM
In my talk with franky1, the idea really never is that the Covid virus wasn't ever isolated. There could have been 50,000 researchers that isolated the Covid virus. If they did it, then it was factually done. Just because they didn't write down their notes regarding the process they used to isolate, or just because they didn't video it all, and even if they disposed of all the equipment, the samples, and the results, their notes, and the videos, doesn't mean that they did not do isolating of the virus. They still factually did it if they did it. If they didn't do it, then they factually didn't do it.

they done the isolation
they done the notes.. contact them if still unsure


When I was first hearing why isolating of SARS-CoV-2 was probably never done, I simply listened to the points about it, and it made real sense. But I have other focuses in life, so I didn't get right down and think hard about it.

Youtube has loads of instructional videos. For example, Youtube search on "slam gun." All kinds of videos will come up with complete, step-by-step videos about how to make your own guns, with pictures of in-proccess making of the guns, right at home, easy and cheap. And there are instructional videos on Youtube on all kinds of things that go right through the step-by-step process of doing whatever.

If you search Youtube for "covid virus isolation," you will get all kinds of videos that state how the process is done, governments and medical people saying it was done, all kinds of videos pertaining to info about it being done - or not - but you don't find any of the actual process being carried out while it is being done. And you don't even find any real instructional videos showing step-by-step what is happening, with real equipment being shown in the explanation.

Since any isolation process since Kock's Postulates has contamination possibility built right into the process, where is the video of the process being carried out with instructions about what is being done, as the steps of the process are being done, so we all can see that there wasn't any contamination?

Covid is important around the world. So it is important that we get the actual right thing, so we know exactly what we are looking at in the electron microscope.

Youtube bans as many videos where people talk anti-medical-establishment about Covid as they can. And they show as many videos of people talking the same stuff about Covid as the medical says. But nobody posts the in-process, step-by-step of Covid being isolated by Koch's and Rivers' Postulates, the two most contamination free methods for isolating viruses. Why?

I would think that the videos would be the most important way to prove Covid. Yet in the controversy about whether or not the virus even exists, nobody can seem to come up with even one video of it being done. Or can you find some of them for us?

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Title: Re: How science works
Post by: franky1 on April 03, 2021, 09:18:53 PM
there is no video that shows how blockchain data is stored on hard drives.. so in badeckers ignorance he wil say blockchains are a fantasy thats not been proven.

thats how silly badecker is
he asks for reports that explain the process.. people link him the reports.. badecker ignores them and say wheres the lay-man summaries
he has for lay-man summaries that explain the process. people show him summaries. badecker ignores them and says these are not the reports/notes

flip flop back and forth

his latest dribble is there is no video.. even though his attempt to ask for a video is just to say 'its not the notes'

maybe he should set his browser to block conspiracy websites to make him less addictively look at conspiracy sites via prevention.. and then search out the real information

maybe if badecker for once read the reports. seen the equipment used. research how the equipment works. then he can finally learn something

as for him pretending he has seen videos of it being done. but nothing showing them using the actual equipment.. that is a lie. i just youtubed and in the first few videos i can clearly see they use equipment like the QIAcube and the illumina equipment

even in a video from australia in january 2020..
so thus debunking badecker and showing he is 15 months out of date


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on April 04, 2021, 01:57:24 AM
there is no video that shows how blockchain data is stored on hard drives.. so in badeckers ignorance he wil say blockchains are a fantasy thats not been proven.

thats how silly badecker is
he asks for reports that explain the process.. people link him the reports.. badecker ignores them and say wheres the lay-man summaries
he has for lay-man summaries that explain the process. people show him summaries. badecker ignores them and says these are not the reports/notes

flip flop back and forth

his latest dribble is there is no video.. even though his attempt to ask for a video is just to say 'its not the notes'

maybe he should set his browser to block conspiracy websites to make him less addictively look at conspiracy sites via prevention.. and then search out the real information

maybe if badecker for once read the reports. seen the equipment used. research how the equipment works. then he can finally learn something

as for him pretending he has seen videos of it being done. but nothing showing them using the actual equipment.. that is a lie. i just youtubed and in the first few videos i can clearly see they use equipment like the QIAcube and the illumina equipment

even in a video from australia in january 2020..
so thus debunking badecker and showing he is 15 months out of date

People aren't generally fearing for their lives from the blockchain, lol. Isolating the Covid virus is important. Why no videos for something this important?

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Title: Re: How science works
Post by: franky1 on April 04, 2021, 08:47:39 AM
there are videos.. but i know you want to see some strange video that shows not the equipment being used but humans with tiny nanoscopic hands touching the virus and dry humping it as 'your proof'

i know any and all videos that show lab-techs using equipment and showing an end result you will ignore and then ask for one of your other spiralling repeats

maybe start by reading the reports and looking at the equipment listed in the reports and then researching what the equipment does..
and then when you finally are ready you can then see there are loads of videos showing the labtechs using the equipment

i know that your conspiracy sites dont show the reports/summaries/videos and thats why you think they dont exist. but please do try to do your research

if your still unsure you can always contact the doctors that made the reports. after all you will always revert to saying you require first hand witness testimony straight from the mouths of those involved.

so instead of wasting a year explaining all the excuses why you wont do the research/ignore the stuff spoonfed to you. how about not wasting another year and instead just do the research


edit to reply to below
there are loads of reports and stuff. your decision to not look for them is your flaw
you speaking with ignorant people like yourself who also dont bother looking is your other flaw

try to actually look instead of pleading ignorance as your proof of no proof


Title: Re: How science works
Post by: BADecker on April 07, 2021, 12:00:22 AM
I know, I know. Simply because I said you couldn't find any, now you aren't going to show any at all... just to spite me. Because there are so many of them out there in the public, that show anything at all without contamination, why can't anybody find even one?

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