/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9258031

>>8389959
got some more memes on external HDD, but I'm too bored to pull it now, maybe I'll get around to it later

I work at a Lowe's in Alabama and once had a customer claim that the second law of thermodynamics proves that evolution can't be true because entropy over time can never decrease. Anyone else care to share the worst scientific arguments people have made?

all terrible until now except for >>8045704

>>8022713
Why are niggers always memes?
There isn't a single serious black on science

/sci/, you've fell for meme cosmology. The universe is infinite, and it never had a beginning. It's always existed.

How can it be finite in size? What would be outside of the universe, and outside of that? You would just keep going on. A finite universe makes no sense. You don't have to be a scientist to realize this.

And why does matter have to eventually be fundamental? It's claimed that eventually, you'll reach something that can't be broken down into any other small parts. It would have no size, nor component parts. How is that even possible? How does no size add up to a size? It mostly just keeps on going indefinitely.

Light definently travels through the aether.

If there was a beginning, then what caused the beginning? Something can't come from nothing, you know. This leads me to the big bang. There's not much evidence for the big bang theory. It's just creation pretending to be science. "Redshift" isn't real, objects are moving away from each other. The better explanation is that light gets "tired" as it moves through the aether. So it will move to the red spectrum.

The CMB isn't evidence either. Light requires a medium to travel through. There is a medium of vibrating particles throughout space.

>>7986883
meme

>>7913008
Probably