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On Jun 27, 3:24 pm, "jason" <ja...@theblackhole.com> wrote:
> >"Are we witnessing the end of science?
>
> Uhh no. There will ALWAYS be a little more or there will be something else.
> as new ideas and brains evolve there will always be just something else out
> there. a new form of energy beyond the microwaves and beyond the gamma a
> different form of light a different way to speed up light or to slow it
> down. a new and wonderful theory of gravity that will last hundreds of years
> before another one comes along. Every scientist that has the gall to say
> that it will be the end of anything need his/her PhD shoved up their ass so
> they can think a little bit harder. There were these atoms and then these
> electrons and these neutrons and protons and then quarks and then
> antiparticles.. no one has stopped to think that maybe these quarks are not
> the elementary particles but maybe new particles created from the energy
> required to smash the atoms. everyone is so excited then they discover a new
> particle or a new quark they don't think about how it is actually formed. I
> have read many books that talk about the new up or down charmed or strange
> or the red or blue with this spin or that spin. why do they think of maybe
> how the particle was actually formed was it created or was it already there?
>
> --
>
> God is really a pink elephant with television rabbit ears.... think I am
> wrong?
>  Prove it
>
> Assume nothing; expect everything

All our theories are incomplete. Science has just began; a few
hundreds of years old.

Mitch Raemsch