"Sam Wormley" wrote:
-- Brad Guth wrote:

Brad wrote:
At best the expansion theory is only outdated by
13+ billion years. So there is really no honest way
of telling what's happening way the hell out there.

Sam wrote:
When we look at the moon we see is as it was 1.3
seconds ago. When we look at the Sun the delay is
8+ minutes.
Because of the finite speed of light we can observer
what has happened in the very distant past and the
early universe. Quit complaining.

hanson wrote:
Sam, Sam, Sam, listen. You were too quick on the
trigger with telling Brad what he already knows.

Brad meant to say: "there is really no honest way
of telling what's happening way the hell out there
RIGHT NOW, at this very moment. --- Get it, Sam!?

Reflect on it, Sam. Brad's statement touches on
some profound philoso-physical point: "It sucks
to never know what you can expect and much less
to find, at the time when you depart from here, onto
your cosmic trip into the "undiscovered land from
whose borne no traveler has yet returned".
Sam, all your SR/GR crud wont help you jack ****.

Thanks for the laughs though, guys... ahahahanson