IQ family rubbish collector wrote:Dear christ this family’s bins stink of shit!
FD, SN & IQ have no idea what a scientific Law is.
Real wanker you are Monk.
IQ family rubbish collector wrote:
Boyles Law—describes the relationship between the absolute pressure and volume of a gas. You try it out, it works. Doesn’t explain, doesn’t predict based on some theory, just describes what happens.
It's call a law has it describes the relationship between presure, volume and you forgot, temperature. It is ideal for engineering or applied physics. It is not absolute but for the purposes of application on thuis planet a good estimate of the relations. I guess you know what a "mole" is then.
IQ family rubbish collector wrote:Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation, derived from and restating Kepler’s work again gives no theory of why and how gravity works. It just states two bodies exert force on one another.
Once again. A good solid summary of his equations and his theory. It not a law today as it is not true. Einstiens theory, equations and prooves superseeded it. However it is a good enough approximation that works here on Earth. NASA still use these equations as they are simple to calculate.
The orbit of Mercury did not exactly match what is predicted/calculated using Newtons equations.... so it is good enough for most things.... how can it be a real law of the universe when it is not 100% accurate at all times.
IQ family rubbish collector wrote:Evolution is more a Law yet proffers natural selection as a mechanism. It just can’t be tested: science tests predictions not past events. So the Theory of Evolution is not phrased as a scientifc theory.
It can be tested. Fast breeding flies have been used to test out evolution for years.
You refer to laws as if they are absolute truths. They are simple phrases that summarise a complex finding.