(December 14, 2015 at 8:03 pm)Rhythm Wrote: You don't doubt it when you use them, or when you describe them, and then suddenly lose all confidence, when you reach that favorite subject of yours? IDK, are you sure that you don't have just a tiny smidgeon of confidence in -our- explanations of that.....? Cmon, you've got a smidgeon, I've got a smidgeon too. I bet we have the exact same smidgeon.
Our explanations aren't deep enough to be considered foundational. We have explanations of things and their properties, as well as some of the principles that guide them. But while you keep insisting that I don't believe in any of it, I will keep insisting that you are wrong. QM, atomic chemistry, classical physics, all of it is very compelling. What isn't compelling is either your assumption, or the insistence that our shared knowledge and ideas imply that I accept your assumption.
