Decreasing Errors For Binary Star System Masses

On Wednesday, October 29, 2014 4:27:43 PM UTC-4, Phillip Helbig---undress to reply wrote:

Probably not, as a "definitive prediction" (direct quote from the
abstract) of a DSR paper has, now that experimental accuracy and
precision is much better than when the paper was written, been
falsified. There is no evidence of substructure of the electron at the
predicted level.

I have patiently explained at least 6 times on various forums
(including SAR) why this argument is false and misleading. Yet the
poster keeps posting this deceitful misinformation as if I had never
pointed out that his arguments are based on gross misunderstanding of
what Discrete Scale Relativity actually predicts. The prediction has
not been falsified.

The poster has not attempted to refute to my explanation of why he is
wrong in this matter. He just keeps repeating the same mistake over
and over. You will have to ask him why.

[Mod. note: unfortunately it is not really up to the proposer of a
model to decide whether it has been falsified or not. Scientific
consensus does that. This part of the thread is now closed -- mjh]