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Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 131
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By observation and testing. On a side note: Let's put this to a test then. In the big bang theory. Is any part of it testable? And where did the matter come from that exploded? And if energy cannot be created or destroyed, where did the energy come from for such an explosion that created our universe? So basically, the big bang has no empirical evidence. Only a conclusion that because the universe expands, there must have been an explosion. Sorry, not testable, not observable. therefore not empirical evidence. Then we have the oil taking millions of years to form from decaying bio-mass. Let's see of the claim makes empirical evidence. Is there any proof of this besides that oil exists? No. Is there any observable process of the time that it takes to do this? No. Is it testable and repeatable? No. So what part of the claim was ever tested or observed as a process? None of it ever was. So this too fails to make empirical evidence.
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