-=> Quoting Relatif Tuinn to Andrew Cummins <=-
 
 AC> I've never been clear on what Big Bangers believe as they seem to always
 AC> change their claims based on the evidence that they're trying to avoid.
 RT> Where is this "evidence" that "scientists are trying to avoid" that
 RT> you speak of? Please post it in here and let us make our own minds up.
Uh, dipsh*t, don't treat "Big Bangers" as interchangeable with
"scientists."  Anyway... Consider the considerable evidence
that quasars are much closer than Big Bangers, such as
quasars that appear to be gravitationally bound to closer
galaxies, the jets that otherwise appear to be faster
than light, or the virtually impossible degree of sustained
energy output that quasars must have if of such a distance.
The Big Bangers response to scientists finding such things
is to censor their papers and deny them telescope time.
 RT> While you're at it, maybe you'd like to post the "scientific theory of
 RT> creationism"?
I would be most happy to post the "scientific theory of
ceationism".  However, because I want to most fully satisfy you,
I need you to provide an example by posting the Scientific Theory
of Evolution(ism).  I will reply in kind in terms of such things
as supporting evidence and scope.  Now, fascist loser, put up
or shut up.
 RT> The difference between science and your religion is that science bows
 RT> to observation. If experiment/observation disproves your theory then
 RT> your theory is just plain wrong.
If that is not a lie, then show that it is true.
 AC> But, it seems popular to believe that there wasn't anything close to
 AC> enough gravity to hold things together (obviously, the mass of the
 AC> universe is less than that of a Black Hole).
 RT> Who is this "popular belief" held by? I've never heard of it. It
 RT> certainly is not the belief amongst scientists.
Well, dipsh*t, tell me what it is that "scientists" believe.
 RT> The mass of the Universe is less than that of a black hole.
So, like the mass of a jar of marbles is less less than the mass
of any of the marbles?  If you're going to make such incredible
claims, the least you could do is provide some explanation.
 RT> Firstly, which black hole? Without stating the size of the black hole
 RT> we have nothing against which to measure the Universe.
How did you move from mass to size?
 RT> Secondly, how big is the Universe? Without stating the size of the
 RT> Universe we have nothing against which to measure the black hole.
You tell me... at the time of the Big Bang, what do "scientists"
believe about the size of the universe?
 RT> Thirdly, seeing as a black hole is WITHIN the Universe itself then the
 RT> mass of the Universe includes the mass of the black hole and therefore
 RT> the mass of the Universe is GREATER than the mass of a black hole, ANY
 RT> black hole, and ALL black holes.
Make up your mind.
 RT> From this I conclude that you haven't the first clue what you're
 RT> talking about or of what you even say.
Thanks for the laugh.
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