coolestguyever said:
Please just let this thread die. There is no proof of evolution, Just theories. Like the Big Bang Theory which there is no evidence of. |
You know that the "law" of gravity is completely false right. We totally got it wrong. Our understanding of gravity is at best theoretical. Scientists can't even tell you what gravity is: a particle, energy, a combination of the two or what. We know that it happens, and can pretty well explain its effects, but we are still kind of in the dark as to what it actually is.
ARE YOU SAYING GRAVITY ISN'T REAL BECAUSE IT IS JUST A THEORY!!!!!1
A theory in science means that it has reached a level of consensus within the scientific community that a) no one has been able after repeated attempts to put forth evidence that disproves the theory and b) the theory has withstood many tests of its accuracy and c) it is a good predictor of future outcomes. Being a theory in science isn't just a good thing, its a great thing. It means the scientific community has accepted the idea almost across the board.
Just because you think you know what the word theory means does not mean that you have any idea what you are talking about.
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