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Monday, November 26, 2007

Ain't No Cat in That Box

If you thought the Copenghagen interpretation of quantum causality was confusing, take at look at what these quacks have to say:

Human observation of dark energy may shorten the life span of the universe

Yeah.

42.

I'll simply refer to Einstein's response when Bohr started into his nonsense about observational determinism: "Do you really think the moon is not there if you aren't looking at it?"

posted by Jar(egg)head at 21:34

1 Comments:

Blogger Churt(Elfkind) said...

Considering we have never actually observed dark matter I think it's a moot point. That being said, this is another example of arrogance of mankind's effects on the world or universe. We may one day reach a point where we have the ability to effect the universe but we only slightly effect the planet we're on much less things out in space.

07:07  

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