Again science does not prove theories.Roncooper wrote: I understand the ethnocentric beliefs of theorists, but science is more than just proving theories.
But I would agree it is much, much more than that.
I agree, the discovery of gravitational waves does not prove theories,Roncooper wrote:The greatest discoveries do not prove theories they generate them.
Of course we should hold back a little. Not long a go faster than light neutrinos were announced. And see what happened there. Fleischmann and Pons is another example.
Discovery is not proof; I agree.Roncooper wrote:When Galileo saw the moons of Jupiter he wasn't trying to prove a theory, even though, after the fact these observations strongly supported the heliocentric universe.
I am of the school of thought that evolution is by far the best theory that describes what we observe. Intelligent Design does not describe anything but incredulity of its proponents.Roncooper wrote: So are you of the school that believes that evolution is only a theory just like creationism?
I can't explain how it is done, therefore god did it ... does not work as theory for me.