2026-06-01 12:53 UTC
@CosmicRami@aus.social as a layman, I'm skeptical of any theories about the cosmos and astronomy that cannot be falsified. Is this theory falsifiable?
Until the time comes when we can send a probe near one of these objects and record them in 4K, I take all these theories with a pound of salt.
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@CosmicRami@aus.social 2026-06-01 22:23
@behrangsa@mastodon.social lolololol You’re very funny. This is very funny. And it is very cute that you think this. Awwwww.
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@Nowhereman@troet.cafe 2026-06-03 05:37
@behrangsa@mastodon.social Being sceptical is a key part of scientific thinking and methodology. In fact, the original post was full of it. But this suggestion isn’t a methodological falsification of a mathematical-physical theory rather, it’s a call for an unlikely practical test. That’s a common fallacy. (Please excuse me for explaining the joke, but in my experience, it sometimes helps.) @CosmicRami@aus.social