Greta wrote: ↑Mon Oct 15, 2018 11:23 pm
Walker, what are your thoughts about gravitational lensing?
Hello. I’m still wondering about a philosophical observation that was made earlier, and repeated below. I think there’s enough data and logic on the table to make the answer to that inquiry a yes, and the question certainly has merit. Just ask around. Do you think it does not, or you don’t have an answer, or it doesn’t light your fire?
I understand that it may not be on topic per se, since it relates more to the philosophy of science rather than the particular thread topic, and this is a big bang party. I also understand that’s a good reason to ignore philosophical observations about science.
So, no more on this unless anyone wants, and I don't think that's the case. It's uwot's thread and this is not his specific topic.
So, it can’t be seen or touched by scientists, and it’s believed by scientists to exist by inference of action upon the observable.
Are you talking about God, or dark matter?
If talking about dark matter, then logically, shouldn't this same standard of proof be acceptable as evidence of God, by those who infer the existence of dark matter?