I've spent a considerable amount of time on Sythe bashing feminism and discussing quantum theory.
Brb, shaving.
s/o
Straw man
roary
jimmy
Brb, shaving.
s/o
Straw man
roary
jimmy
Lol I know right.
Feminists are quick to attack private clubs for sex-separated activities, yet here's my question to anyone who bothers to post after this support the feminist hate movement: Where are all the feminists advocating for women to be drafted to go to the front lines of war? Surely women are not equal under the law until they are allowed the equal opportunity to be forced by the government to wield a weapon and be explosives bait while they occupy deserts halfway across the world for the sake of holding their countries flag.
I'm going to limit my response because we've reduced it to the same point basically. I'm not in disagreement over the methods or results, assuming they are as bulletproof as they say.
I agree - if this particular theory is correct, the implications are obviously unfathomable. However, after so many decades of research and improvements in technology, there seems to be an adequate environment to test it in the "real world" so to say. I don't feel that their theory is being targeted as they claim, the implications are so high that they have to go further to prove it.
From personal experience, they could very easily just put their money where their mouth is. Give a casino "machine" a large house edge over your random experiment, but not large enough to go beyond the range that these people tested, then run the experiment under the conditions they say produce these outcomes.
For example they say it affects a few in 10,000 (lets say 3) - so the operator is able to make results consistently 10,003 or 9,997 over an incredibly large volume
Make a deal with a casino: You win on 10,001 and under, I win on 10,002 and over. Run that script on a supercomputer over however long of a period of time it would take to create infinite house advantage. Now, have a human "operate" the outcome. The results will return the bettor zero money 100% of the time if the theory is false, the results will give the bettor infinite money 100% of the time if the theory is correct. It's like a 5 minute experiment that will confirm or destroy decades of research, if other scientists don't believe them and have thought of this before, it seems like the deathrattle for the theory.



















