It isn't just a matter of what you personally believe. If I lived in certain states in the US then there would be people on the school board trying to force science teachers to teach my daughter this pseudoscience and say that it is a viable alternative theory to old earth and evolution. That means the facts need to be accurate (which they are not -- see my post to Bex re:ambulocetus, and Humphrey's attempts at explaining the light from stars), and they need to explain the observable evidence at least as well as existing scientific theories. That means answering the questions I am posing here. I'm afraid remarks like "ice floats" don't go very far in that direction.
Too simple an idea for ya huh, ice floats? what about ice melts? that must really tie your brain up in a knot.
Really though if all goes well, high schools will be forced to start including more of the easier understandable parts of quantum mechanics and I guess, even though you'll be standing there yelling 'Pseudoscience' the rest of the world will move on without you.
Creationism won't ever be fully accpeted by anyone without personal proof that God himself exists, big no brainer there... evolution really has no basis outside of theory at all.. and well. quantum mechanics does already prove intelligent design and other dimensions, so that'll be the end of it. you can name your intelligent designer yourself if you don't like the name of the Christian one.
I can just see all the evolutionist teachers with their picket signs yelling 'Quantum mechanics is psuedo science!! Give us more money!! We are smarter than everyone!!!'.
Yeah, that'll really help your reputation.
