To clarify… I do not doubt the fact that something causes the measured effects observed. But the fact of the matter remains that the sequencing for the formula is not inclusive to consistently repeatable predictions of observed outcomes. (Due to observable, unpredicted variances)
Just as there is no theory which ties gravity, via a unifying string, between quantum physics and astral physics this does not mean that I doubt the existence of gravity. Just our ability to express our understanding of it mathematically.
Like many of the equations used in theoretical physics, they have not been proven, are known NOT to be universal for what they are suppose to equate in their use; but, we continue to use them because we do NOT currently have a better working model.
On a different note… I’m still waiting to see if they can duplicate the results of one experiment at Cern where Einstein’s constant was broken! :woohoo:
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