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Post by
Adamsm
Once again, drop the book and watch it fall. You experianced gravity. It is a scientific test that just proved gravity to you. It now exists for you.
No, you saw the effect of gravity, there is a difference; since you can preform the same test in an area that is weightless and you won't see an effect....hell you might see the opposite which sends the book upwards, as gravity can repel or attract.
Post by
Jubilee
Once again, drop the book and watch it fall. You experianced gravity. It is a scientific test that just proved gravity to you. It now exists for you.
You can't define experience?
Post by
Adamsm
Once again, drop the book and watch it fall. You experianced gravity. It is a scientific test that just proved gravity to you. It now exists for you.
You can't define experience?
No, cause if he does that, all his arguments will fall apart to the truth of the word.
Post by
Atik
Once again, drop the book and watch it fall. You experianced gravity. It is a scientific test that just proved gravity to you. It now exists for you.
You can't define experience?
I don't understand what your getting at here. You asked how to prove an invisible force to yourself, I told you how.
No, you saw the effect of gravity, there is a difference; since you can preform the same test in an area that is weightless and you won't see an effect....hell you might see the opposite which sends the book upwards, as gravity can repel or attract.
You still observed gravity if the book went upwards. Gravity is its own effect. If the book was weightless, then there is no gravity where you are and it does not exist to you at the time.
Post by
Jubilee
Once again, drop the book and watch it fall. You experianced gravity. It is a scientific test that just proved gravity to you. It now exists for you.
You can't define experience?
I don't understand what your getting at here. You asked how to prove an invisible force to yourself, I told you how.
I am asking what you mean by observe|experience. You've told me what it doesn't mean (seeing), but not what it does mean.
Post by
Atik
Observation is either an activity of a living being, such as a human, consisting of receiving knowledge of the outside world through the senses, or the recording of data using scientific instruments
From Wikipedia
Post by
Jubilee
Observation is either an activity of a living being, such as a human, consisting of receiving knowledge of the outside world through the
senses
, or the recording of data using scientific instruments
From Wikipedia
Do you sense gravity or not?
Post by
Atik
Observation is either an activity of a living being, such as a human, consisting of receiving knowledge of the outside world through the
senses
, or the recording of data using scientific instruments
From Wikipedia
Do you sense gravity or not?
Yes. If you jump, you feel it pull you down.
Post by
Jubilee
Yes. If you jump, you feel it pull you down.
The "it" is exactly what we're talking about.
What does your knowledge of "it" consist of, based on this observation you just described? That is pulls things down. We can do further observation and come to a more complete and concise understanding of "it", and that is how we know what gravity is.
Now hold a baby. What does your knowledge of the cause of the baby - "it" - consist of? That is makes babies. We can do further observation and come to a more complete and concise understanding of "it", and that is how we know who this person is.
What is different between those two examples?
Post by
Atik
Yes. If you jump, you feel it pull you down.
The "it" is exactly what we're talking about.
What does your knowledge of "it" consist of, based on this observation you just described? That is pulls things down.
Now hold a baby. What does your knowledge of the cause of the baby - "it" - consist of? That is makes babies.
What is different between those two examples?
You have no knowledge that it made the baby. There is no prrof of that in what you did.
Post by
OverZealous
There is no proof that gravity did anything to the book, either.
Post by
Atik
There is no proof that gravity did anything to the book, either.
Yes there is. The book fell. That is proof the gravity did something to it.
Post by
OverZealous
There is no proof that gravity did anything to the book, either.
Yes there is. The book fell. That is proof the gravity did something to it.
The only thing that proves is that the book fell.
Post by
Atik
There is no proof that gravity did anything to the book, either.
Yes there is. The book fell. That is proof the gravity did something to it.
The only thing that proves is that the book fell.
And the falling of the book is gravity. Gravity is its own effect.
Post by
pezz
I think we should all just calm down and enjoy a nice plate of chocolate exists with vanilla
frosting
sense perception.
Post by
Jubilee
Yes. If you jump, you feel it pull you down.
The "it" is exactly what we're talking about.
What does your knowledge of "it" consist of, based on this observation you just described? That is pulls things down.
Now hold a baby. What does your knowledge of the cause of the baby - "it" - consist of? That is makes babies.
What is different between those two examples?
You have no knowledge that it made the baby. There is no prrof of that in what you did.
There is no proof in jumping up and down either. You're (1) making an observation, (2) comparing that to previous observations, and (3) coming up with an explanation that fits those observations.
(1) I fall towards the earth, (2) Every other thing "falls" towards things that have more mass than them, (3) the theory of gravity
(1) I am holding a baby, (2) Every other baby was formed from a sperm which came from a man, (3) the theory of Mr. Baby Sr
Post by
Atik
But Mr. baby does not exist to you, as you cannot experiance him. You experiance the baby.
Post by
Jubilee
But Mr. baby does not exist to you, as you cannot experiance him. You experiance the baby.
Gravity does not exist to you, as you cannot experience it. You experience the changes in your body and nervous system that you call motion.I think we should all just calm down and enjoy a nice plate of chocolate exists with vanilla
frosting
sense perception.
I much prefer strawberry sense perception!
Post by
Atik
Gravity does not exist to you, as you cannot experience it. You experience the changes in your body and nervous system that you call motion.
Which IS gravity. That effect is what gavity is.
The baby is not what the father is.
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