On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 6:44 AM, Lee <[email protected]> wrote: > I read in last weeks New Scientist about an emerging theory of > gravity. That is stems from a property of how matter is organised, > the example give was one of water and fludity. One water molocule has > no fluidity, it is only when many clump together that fludity occours. > > New ideas, which run agianst the old ideas. As yet there is no > evidance for this theory, yet it is being taken seriously. > > Of course it is...but only as an emerging theory. In science, you see, new ideas are taken as a point to BEGIN thinking...with religion, it's most usually the place to STOP thinking.
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