abortion and evolution

[anewinhim]

bradford,

LOL that is funny. You have yourself one smart kid there.

I dont know everything about physics, I am not a scientist, I am just a mom, but some of this stuff, even I, can see the problem with it.

Someday I would like to ask someone who knows all about this stuff (science/physics), some questions. Its just stuff that I have been thinking about.

 

[cubanito]

Since the mid-1920's there has been a central problem in physics. quantum mechanics describes matter on very small scales, and Einsteinian relativity matter on very large and fast scales. Each theory on it's own has made many predictions, and each prediction has been verified. Unfortunately, as currently conceived the two theories are incompatible. The equations for one simply do not fit into the other.

To be sure, attempts to unify these theories have been attempted, with some success in some areas BUT, especially gravity, is intransigent. Current attempts are via theories known as "supersymmetric superstrings" that exist in 11 dimensions. However the equations are massive, and so far no testable preditions can be teased out. To actually observe a single "string" one would need something like the entire energy of the universe.

So, the truth be told, since the phenomenal advances of the 1920's, there has developed a serious problem in physics, which remains unresolved.

That is why I think it very arrogant that the same folk that admit they have no unified theory that can be tested, think they can tell me to a minute fraction of a second how everything came to be.

JR