Radrook
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No, how many times do people have to explain that without a testable hypothesis by definition one does not have any scientific evidence. What is the supposed testable hypothesis that this evidence confirms?
No test is needed to conclude that there is something which they have tagged dark matter, is gravitationally affecting the stars-correct?. If I demanded a test to justify that necessary, initial, logical conclusion based on observation and repetitive pattern, I would be tagged irrational-right? Why? Because the conclusion based on observation is justifiable. In short, its justifiability is a given. In a similar manner, we conclude that nature displays mind due to complex organization of towards a goal or purpose. That to us is a given.
Once they concluded that SOMETHING was affecting the stars gravitationally they proceeded to test and see what it's possible nature could be. That's because that something only revealed itself via a simple effect-gravity and revealed nothing more. So testing to determine more about it became essential.
That is the crucial difference between what we observe, an organizing mind, and what was observed in reference to Dark Matter, simple gravitational effects.
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