/sci/ - Science & Math

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>It doesn't work because..it just doesn't okay!
They're such book learned retards that they can't even bother to call up their local water company to ask such a simple question, "Does dowsing work?" Protip: It does, otherwise your retarded asses wouldn't have water running to your house right now.
Go ahead, ask them I fucking dare you. They're literally the experts on the subject (because they find and pipe the water to you). They'll tell you they're the only thing that will trace a water line whenever their other digital tools fail them.

But they probably don't give a shit because there's no proper book learned explanations as to how they work. There isn't one for magnetism, gravity or dark matter either and yet that doesn't stop the same morons from talking endlessly about the shit they don't know.

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They cross when they pass water. Feel free to explain this accurate description (because this literally happens in real life).

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>later the investigations of JJ thomson gave the discovery of the electron explaining electrical phenomena
But there is no empirical evidence of an electron particle.

>general relativity explained gravity on a fundamental level
No they described what was occurring using quantification.

>space and time are intimately interrelated creating a "fabric" and gravity is a perturbation in spacetime
"space" has no properties and acts on nothing, neither does "time" because time is a measurement.
>The actions of the absence of action and a measurement cause gravity
Shit doesn't make sense.