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Yeah, based on the physics of parallax & trigonometry

So we are taught. But there are many unvalidated assumptions baked into such calculations. Astronomy is rife with them.

so you think it's all fake

No, i have concluded it is wrong; slightly different.

If you want to argue against the physics of light, you go right ahead.

The physics of light doesn’t prove nor measure a distance to a star.

since you are claiming things without any empirical evidence

Like what? If you are looking for empirical evidence, just ask!

which is the fundamental basis of science

Agreed.

I don't argue with people who think rationally and can provide facts to support their claims

Personally, i don’t think you should argue at all. It’s for fools. But if you had to - people who think rationally and can provide evidence for their claims would be more interesting than others, surely.

I argue with low-IQ morons who think they are smarter than those that matriculate. Lol.

That is very sad. Arguing with idiots makes you even stupider (and belligerent) than they are :( I urge you to reconsider. Capable students prefer earnest discussion and research, and the intelligent have no need to argue with fools to feel better about themselves.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Yeah, based on the physics of parallax & trigonometry

So we are taught. But there are many unvalidated assumptions baked into such calculations. Astronomy is rife with them.

so you think it's all fake

No, i have concluded it is wrong; slightly different.

If you want to argue against the physics of light, you go right ahead.

The physics of light doesn’t prove nor measure a distance to a star.

since you are claiming things without any empirical evidence

Like what? If you are looking for empirical evidence, just ask!

which is the fundamental basis of science

Agreed.

I don't argue with people who think rationally and can provide facts to support their claims

Personally, i don’t think you should argue at all. It’s for fools. But if you had to - people who thought rationally and can provide evidence for their claims would be more interesting than others, surely.

I argue with low-IQ morons who think they are smarter than those that matriculate. Lol.

That is very sad. Arguing with idiots makes you even stupider (and belligerent) than they are :( I urge you to reconsider. Capable students prefer earnest discussion and research, and the intelligent have no need to argue with fools to feel better about themselves.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: Original

Yeah, based on the physics of parallax & trigonometry

So we are taught. But there are many unvalidated assumptions baked into such calculations. Astronomy is rife with them.

so you think it's all fake

No, i have concluded it is wrong; slightly different.

If you want to argue against the physics of light, you go right ahead.

The physics of light doesn’t prove nor measure a distance to a star.

since you are claiming things without any empirical evidence

Like what? If you are looking for empirical evidence, just ask!

which is the fundamental basis of science

Agreed.

I don't argue with people who think rationally and can provide facts to support their claims

Personally, i don’t think you should argue at all. It’s for fools. But if you had to - people who thought rationally and can provide evidence for their claims would be more interesting than others, surely.

I argue with low-IQ morons who think they are smarter than those that matriculate. Lol.

That is very sad. Arguing with idiots makes you even stupider (and more belligerent) than they are :( I urge you to reconsider. Capable students prefer earnest discussion and research, and the intelligent have no need to argue with fools to feel better about themselves.

2 years ago
1 score