I was about to copy-and-paste a map of Israel, until I caught that all in your above challenge, and [instantly] realized that if scientists can't even agree unanimously on a planet, they sure aren't going to agree unanimously on a country. That's why Pluto was settled by vote.
If it helps, I think I'd settle for the
majority of observers be able to experience it the same. In the history of humanity there has never been a single "conception" of this factor, yet religion has been with us from the beginning. Good work so far on the believers' part!
But I can see you've gone off the rails again around planets and definitions, despite this being explained to you so many times it calls into question your literacy, so I won't bother.
You're purposely raising the bar too high, as to exclude the miraculous.
I will most assuredly "exclude" the miraculous. You see, AV, science
never works in the miraculous. It is exactly the fact that the gullible
believe in miracles that means science has to work
harder to show you when something isn't a miracle.
The history of almost all of human endeavor in regards to science has been to push back the "mystical" and reaveal the "real".
There are always going to be unanswered questions, but pretty much every miracle which has been
scientifically investigated has been found lacking as to the "miraculous" nature. The only reason any miracles still are considered miracles is probably because they haven't been thoroughly investigated.
It's the credulous who cling to "prayer soaked miracle prayer cloths" which are really nothing more than an optical illusion or printers' "trick" intended to convince the gullible that a miracle is happening in their hands. It's through science we know that there is no miracle here to be seen. It is through skepticism that we keep ourselves free from being taken advantage of OR from our inherent simple "desire for the miraculous" which causes us to see things that aren't there and see faces in the clouds. We are a pattern-matching ape with an imagination. A bad combination unless you temper it with some healthy skepticism.
Give me science any day over a single miracle. Science works in the long-run, miracles don't.
(And don't even get me started on Hume and the philosophical arguments against the possibility of miracles).
But further, why in your god's name, do we need "miracles" to show this greater truth? Why can't this greatest truth known to humanity be
built in and patently obvious to all?
Why shroud things in mystery and the "supernatural" unless the game
requires ignorance on the part of the weaker member of the deal (that being "humans").