Comments by "Roger Scott Cathey" (@rogerscottcathey) on "Sabine Hossenfelder" channel.

  1.  @dagbruck  : A milk carton! That is pretty deep for a dairy! What brand of milk? I do seem to recall one local dairy for a while had saws and aphorisms, but not sure if it was Alpenrose or Tillamook.
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  2. If heat results from atomic oscillators, and range of motion up and down and back and forth, then any substance can never have an infinite temperature, as the stuff will become plasma and even plasma can dissipate after reaching some undetermined value such that electric and magnetic field strengths fail to gather the stream in coherence. So practically speaking, depending on plasma streamlet size, for each and every there is an ultimate temperature that will not be exceeded. That's my theory anyway.
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  3.  @johnsmith1474  : Well it is a critique of theoreticians by experimentalists. And it is a commonplace to see theorists deny it by falling back on "accountable rejectable variances" or "errors".
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  4.  @dagbruck  : Ah, I thought it might have been a translation. Would you be so kind and give the original language version?
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  5.  @dagbruck  : Neat! Thank you sir.
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  6. Oh, the Military and a physicist solved that one. Recruit Covid passthrough studies and Aerosolization of nanoparticle sized viruses The mystery is solved: Flushing. So you rub down down the seat with your pocket alcohol sanitizer, business over, you flush, walk to the sink, use pp towels to turn on the water, wash, toss towels, put mask back on, (if you ever took it off) grab more pp towels, use that to open the door and get ready for roll call. What you didn't realize: after you flushed, aerosolized sars-coV-2 were pluming upwardly and all about you like a fine invisible mist, landing in your hair, your mask, your eyelashes, the sclera, your itchy ear, the towel dispenser . . . your shirt, your shoes, and wafting after as you swing open the door and into the bunk hall . .  you are now a vector, buck private.  Published Online: 16 June 2020 Accepted: May 2020 Can a toilet promote virus transmission? From a fluid dynamics perspective  Physics of Fluids 32, 065107 (2020); https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0013318 https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/5.0013318 https://www.google.com/search?q=military+bootcamp+experiment+with+covid&oq=military+bootcamp+experiment+with+covid&aqs=chrome..69i57.28535j1j4&client=ms-android-att-us&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8 https://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/coronavirus/2020/11/11/study-of-marine-recruits-finds-fever-symptom-screening-misses-many-coronavirus-cases/ . https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/11/covid-spread-among-marine-recruits-despite-quarantine https://www.military.com/daily-news/2020/07/08/hundreds-of-marine-recruits-have-now-tested-positive-covid-19-boot-camp.html https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/16/health/coronavirus-toilets-flushing.html
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  7. Raw ginger and powdered ginger amps up sperm production. Raw ginger also increases serum hydrolase levels that can clear spike proteins conceivably
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  8. If they need observation to help their faith, they should study the millions of actions taking place inside the living cell. Nothing is more convincing that there is an intelligence at work that has no isolatable locus. Molecules seem alive, discriminatory, selective. It may not support Biblical dogmas, but the purely mechanistic hypothesis fails to comprehend it. The idea of the boson has faith alone to support it. The math may be beautiful, but has not Gödel's seal of approval. Why would a subatomic particle explain any form of subatomic attraction of other subatomic particles? No single particle could, though billions might, as in water pressure locking a sub to the ocean floor. Then there's no corresponding friction in the macro-scale. So do atoms have an atmosphere of bosons? How do all these forces and subparticles explain the dynamics inside a living cell? No one knows. We only know we dont know it all.
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  9.  @joegillian314  : If mine is a bad argument, why do you need expansion upon it?
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  10.  @joegillian314  : Testing a system completely is why linear programming was developed and incompleteness certainly factors in for every contingency. Bosons and fermions are categorizations about a structure about which next to nothing is known. I believe the vortice is at the root of all durative forms. It is self sustaining and capable of many modes of spin and vibration at once. A vortice is a vortice is a vortice whatever typification you decide to give them in category. Look at a vortice from the source side, it can spin clockwise or anticlockwise. It can move toward the observer or away. Two different translational vectors, two rotations, innumerable modes of deformation and tumbling. All definable by the overarching fact: just a vortice. Flavors, strangeness, spin typing all have language uses and the degree of predictability depends today on dispensing with many "rejectable errors" or outlyers, showing their description at base is incomplete, and since they cannot find where or how, they keep faith in a preponderance touching on things that fit, not what do not fit. So not only is it faith based, but it is cognitively biased.
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  11. The CCP "antitumor" nanotube "surgery" is BS. The ultimate of human ineptness in understanding cancer (trophoblast) or how it is controlled normally. They are only interested in mind control, methods of controlling or killing dissidents.
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  12. Lerner and Crothers might disagree.
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  13. The sink side of a galactic plasma vortex would not emit light, and would be attractive at right angles.
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