Enceladus, Saturn's ocean world

[Doc Dutch]

All the science debate sites are hardcore. Their insults cut deep but are so quick and funny that it's hard to get butthurt over.

Just the idiot ones. The immature wannabes....unless you have something specific in mind, COgoat?

[Doc Dutch]

This guy is a legend in his own mind.

He appears to be having problems in life. Highly "excited".

[Doc Dutch]

That is another way of saying it.

Why do you hate Cypress so much and side with Perry PhD?

[goat]

Just the idiot ones. The immature wannabes....unless you have something specific in mind, COgoat?

Do a search on how Freud and Jung used to go at it. I got a good laugh at how funny Freud was.

[Doc Dutch]

I have at least high school chemistry. I actually have a lot more, but we were talking about the lowest bar. And yes, I do have more chemistry. STARTING with high school chemistry.

That's pretty much all anyone would need to know that water can, indeed, be liquid below 0degC. Unlike Cypress who didn't know that.

So you keep claiming.

In a previous post you claimed to be in polar waters “30 years ago”. At what age did you earn your “PhD”, Perry?

[Doc Dutch]

Do a search on how Freud and Jung used to go at it. I got a good laugh at how funny Freud was.

Why do you think that applies to you and your friend, Perry?

[goat]

Why do you think that applies to you and your friend, Perry?

Higher learning enhances heated debate. Those folk cut you up with a scalpel.

[Doc Dutch]

Higher learning enhances heated debate. Those folk cut you up with a scalpel..

I love it when you go slasher violent. It fits you.

[Cypress]

Knowing the tech is different than imagining the tech. Star Trek imagined doors that opened automatically. The tech came later. Same for travel to the Moon.

Mankind has long imagined superior beings from above. The reality of modern science makes Space Aliens unlikely due to distance and time required. Still, most legends and myths seem to have a factual basis of origin.

Not only does faster than light travel by matter defy the laws of physics, but I am dubious that intelligence capable of advanced technology is neccesarily a preordained outcome of evolution anywhere life gets a toe hold. Homo sapiens might be an evolutionary fluke, and the Earth got along just fine without us for four billion years.

[Cypress]

And you spent yours posting WRONG science and then lying about it.

Addressed ad nauseam.
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You spent your entire Memorial Day on my thread screaming about seawater, and indulging your petty resentment about me.

That is more than just a little weird.


If it's that important for you to parade around trying to convince posters you know more about chemistry than me, that's fine with me. I didn't major in chemistry, whereas as you have been quick to announce you have been awarded a glorious biogeochem PhD

[Doc Dutch]

Not only does faster than light travel by matter defy the laws of physics, but I am dubious that intelligence capable of advanced technology is neccesarily a preordained outcome of evolution anywhere life gets a toe hold. Homo sapiens might be an evolutionary fluke, and the Earth got along just fine without us for four billion years.

Agreed Earth doesn't need life. Mars is fine as is. Still, the Universe does seem predisposed to generating life even if it's an extremely rare event per the "ubiquitous organic compound" discussion.

The distances between stars and the limitations of travel would severely hamper interstellar colonization. Colony ships* would be one-way trips, not USS Enterprise-style ships zipping all over the place.

Not a theoretical physicist, but if we develop tech to "warp" or fold space, then why not travel between different universes or timelines?

*Think Arthur C. Clarke's "Rendezvous with Rama" or Robert A. Heinlein's "Orphans of the Sky"

[Saint Guinefort]

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You spent your entire Memorial Day on my thread screaming about seawater, and indulging your petty resentment about me.

That is more than just a little weird.


If it's that important for you to parade around trying to convince posters you know more about chemistry than me, that's fine with me. I didn't major in chemistry, whereas as you have been quick to announce you have been awarded a glorious biogeochem PhD

And you don't even know basic high school chemistry which is why you had to google "Freezing Point Depression".

[Saint Guinefort]

whereas as you have been quick to announce you have been awarded a glorious biogeochem PhD

Lie.

I never said that. Not once.

Why are you so dishonest?

[Trumpet]

And you don't even know basic high school chemistry which is why you had to google "Freezing Point Depression".

Here you are putting others down, and you wouldn't tell me what your area of expertise is. Also if all you can do is keep repeating the same line over and over, it must be that you don't have much to offer.

[Cypress]

Lie.

I never said that. Not once.

Why are you so dishonest?

You obviously have some obsessive sense of resentment and inferiority complex about me, Perry PhD.

There are counselors who deal with stuff like that.