[ SECRET POST #6425 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6425 ⌋

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Comments

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

There's a difference between actually looking for something and not finding it, and not thinking something exists.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

The existence of the Higgs boson was proposed in 1964. It took almost 50 years of conscious looking in order to find it. Let's imagine that, as of today, it still had not been found, because the LHC at CERN was not yet calibrated correctly. Would that mean that it doesn't exist?

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

It took almost 50 years because they knew they didn't have the technology necessary to actually see it and it took them that long to develop that technology. We have had the technology, and even just the experimental procedure, to find out if humans emit/sense pheromones. The tests have been done. They're either negative or so small as to be useless.

These scenarios are completely different.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

You’re really naive if you think we’ve discovered everything we’ve looked for.

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[(Anonymous)]

Say you know nothing about science without telling me you know nothing about science. It's very easy to conduct a test to see if humans emit or smell pheromones. All the tests have come back negative or had such a small sample size that the margin of error rendered them useless. That's pretty definitive in this case.