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Topic	Some people literally get triggered by the fact that humans == animals
Ar0ge 02/09/22 11:07:09 PM #69:	Imit8m3 posted... Scientific theory is just unproven law of physics. The multiverse is a theory because there's literally no way to prove it. Gravity is a law Sigh... This is not true. In science/physics a law is just a description of the phenomenon. A theory is an explanation of how/why the phenomenon works. Theories have been repeatedly tested and corroborated and are the highest level you can take an idea/hypothesis in science. There is both the law of gravity and the theory of gravity. The law of gravity describes the the force and it's interaction with objects. It's usually represented by an equation. The theory of gravity explains how and why it actually works. Does no one here remember science projects in middle school? You are confusing theories for hypotheses <cite>Ar0ge posted [p:962518048] in Some peopl... [t:79891928]...</cite> <quote>Imit8m3 posted... </cite> <quote>Scientific theory is just unproven law of physics. The multiverse is a theory because there's literally no way to prove it. Gravity is a law</quote> Sigh... This is not true. In science/physics a law is just a description of the phenomenon. A theory is an explanation of how/why the phenomenon works. Theories have been repeatedly tested and corroborated and are the highest level you can take an idea/hypothesis in science. There is both the law of gravity and the theory of gravity. The law of gravity describes the the force and it's interaction with objects. It's usually represented by an equation. The theory of gravity explains how and why it actually works. Does no one here remember science projects in middle school? You are confusing theories for hypotheses </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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