An anti relativity subforum?

[geordief]

Does that make sense?

Unless those threads serve any purpose other than to point out the errors in the posts,could they not be farmed off to their own separate section where people may be less likely to be confused as the their genuine utility?

Maybe also they could be fenced off from search engine cacheing as well?

 

[Motor Daddy]

I would bet that subforum would have the most activity, and the relativity crowd would want the forum removed. Relativists don't like to be shown to be wrong, like Religious people will hear nothing of there not being a God.

Most relativists have no clue about that which they speak anyway, they simply parrot what pop-science they've heard. When I show them where they are wrong they get mad, delete the thread, and ban me! That's the exact same reaction you would get on a religious forum claiming there is no proof of a God. The thread would be deleted and the person banned. LOL

 

[billvon]

Does that make sense?

Isn't that what the pseudoscience forum is for?

 

[geordief]

Isn't that what the pseudoscience forum is for?

Not sure.Maybe.

 

[James R]

I would bet that subforum would have the most activity, and the relativity crowd would want the forum removed.

There's already a place for anti-relativity nonsense. It's called the Pseudoscience subforum.

Relativists don't like to be shown to be wrong...

There's be a Nobel prize in it for anybody who actually managed to do it. Good luck with that. Many have tried. None have succeeded, so far. Maybe you'll be the first. Probably not, I'm guessing.

Most relativists have no clue about that which they speak anyway, they simply parrot what pop-science they've heard.

Poisoning the well. Nice try, but no cigar.

When I show them where they are wrong they get mad, delete the thread, and ban me!

Nonsense. We never delete threads unless there is a very good reason. Merely being another run-of-the-mill anti-relativity crank won't get your thread deleted. You guys are a dime a dozen.