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As per usual you confuse your use of a word with what the word means.

Clearly I've demonstrated you don't have a clue if you don't know that a hypothesis like the Many Worlds is just a placeholder without any evidence yet.




Jesus you really can't stand being shown how ignorant of these topics you are, can you?
No, that is completely wrong. Many worlds is not a placeholder. You clearly are not familiar with it.

It is a fully developed scientific and philosophical interpretation of quantum mechanics, arrived at the by the methods of inference, deduction, thought experiment.

It just doesn't happen to be conventionally testable.


Schroedinger's cat is a thought experiment that is not a testable hypothesis, and never was intended to be one. It was a thought experiment intended to make philosophical and scientific insights about quantum mechanics.

Any person with a passing interest in science is aware that thought experiments, scientific ideas, inferences, philosophical interpretation, even when they are not testable, have played substantial roles in science.
 
No, that is completely wrong. Many worlds is not a placeholder. You clearly are not familiar with it.
Argument of the Stone fallacy. Void argument fallacy.
It is a fully developed scientific and philosophical interpretation of quantum mechanics, arrived at the by the methods of inference, deduction, thought experiment.
String theory is not a theory of science.
It just doesn't happen to be conventionally testable.
Which is why it is not a theory of science.
Schroedinger's cat is a thought experiment that is not a testable hypothesis, and never was intended to be one. It was a thought experiment intended to make philosophical and scientific insights about quantum mechanics.
Schroedinger's cat is not a theory of science either. Pivot fallacy.
Any person with a passing interest in science is aware that thought experiments, scientific ideas, inferences, philosophical interpretation, even when they are not testable, have played substantial roles in science.
Science is not a 'thought experiment'. Science is not philosophy. Science is not a 'role'. There is no such thing as an untestable theory of science.
 
Many Worlds is just a placeholder!!:cuss:
I understand it would be very convenient for you to call it a 'placeholder' (which actually is a buzzword), but I never heard any reputable physicist call it the "Many Worlds Placeholder".

Physicists call Many Worlds an interpretation or hypothesis.

The Many Worlds Interpretation (MWI) of quantum mechanics suggests that every time a quantum measurement occurs, the universe splits into multiple, parallel realities, or "worlds," where each possible outcome of the measurement becomes a separate reality. This interpretation eliminates the need for the observer-dependent wave function collapse, instead proposing that the entire universe, including observers, becomes entangled with the quantum system, leading to a split.
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Cy knows all things. ALL THINGS! :cuss:
ftfy...You militant atheists demanded I demonstrate there are ideas, inferences, and hypotheses in science which aren't testable, and then you get mad when I give you the answer? :laugh:

I generally only discuss that which I have a working knowledge of. If you are bothered by my knowledge, don't read my posts.

Feel free to research the board and verify that I almost always avoid discussions on the stock market, engineering, professional baseball, beer, the Federal Reserve, and drag queens - because I am not knowledgeable about them.
 
This is what a scientific placeholder is:

"DARK ENERGY"
"DARK MATTER"

These are placeholders.
Two of the leading scientific ideas to explain these placeholders are: vacuum energy (to explain dark energy), and weakly interacting massive particles - WIMPs (to explain dark matter)
 
That's precisely the point, dummy.
Then why did you refer to it as 'science'??
The field of science doesn't just contain theories that by definition have been tested.
Yes it does.
Science also has thought experiments,
Thought experiments are not science.
scientific ideas,
Redundant
inferences,
Redundant
interpretations, intended to provoke thought, provide guidance, or acquire insights.
Science is not 'interpretations'.
Science is not a religion.
 
I understand it would be very convenient for you to call it a 'placeholder' (which actually is a buzzword), but I never heard any reputable physicist call it the "Many Worlds Placeholder".

Physicists call Many Worlds an interpretation or hypothesis.

The Many Worlds Interpretation (MWI) of quantum mechanics suggests that every time a quantum measurement occurs, the universe splits into multiple, parallel realities, or "worlds," where each possible outcome of the measurement becomes a separate reality. This interpretation eliminates the need for the observer-dependent wave function collapse, instead proposing that the entire universe, including observers, becomes entangled with the quantum system, leading to a split.
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You are not discussing any theory of science.
Go learn what 'hypothesis' means.
Go learn what 'real' means and how it's defined.
There is no such thing as a 'quantum system' or a 'quantum split'.
Science does not use observations. Observations are subject to the problems of phenomenology.
Science is not data.
 
ftfy...You militant atheists
There is no such thing as a 'militant atheist'.
demanded I demonstrate there are ideas, inferences, and hypotheses in science which aren't testable, and then you get mad when I give you the answer? :laugh:
There is no theory of science that is untestable.
I generally only discuss that which I have a working knowledge of. If you are bothered by my knowledge, don't read my posts.
Buzzwords are not knowledge.
Feel free to research the board and verify that I almost always avoid discussions on the stock market, engineering, professional baseball, beer, the Federal Reserve, and drag queens - because I am not knowledgeable about them.
Random phrase. No apparent coherency.
 
This is what a scientific placeholder is:
Science is not a placeholder.
"DARK ENERGY"
"DARK MATTER"

These are placeholders.
They are not placeholders at all. Buzzword fallacies.
Two of the leading scientific ideas to explain these placeholders are:
Science is not placeholders.
vacuum energy (to explain dark energy),
There is no such thing as 'vacuum energy'. Buzzword fallacy.
and weakly interacting massive particles - WIMPs (to explain dark matter)
Not a theory of science.
 
Yes you did. DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!:cuss:
You have a serious problem either with lying or hallucinations, don't you?
Screaming at me in ALL CAPS is another hallmark of mental illness.

I explicitly went out my way to call WIMPs an idea to explain dark matter

This is what a scientific placeholder is:
"DARK ENERGY"
"DARK MATTER"
These are placeholders.
Two of the leading scientific ideas to explain these placeholders are: vacuum energy (to explain dark energy), and weakly interacting massive particles - WIMPs (to explain dark matter)
 
You have a serious problem either with lying or hallucinations, don't you?
Screaming at me in ALL CAPS is another hallmark of mental illness.

I explicitly went out my way to call WIMPs an idea to explain dark matter
Mentally ill people only see what the whimsies let them see. Weird!
 
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