What you fail to grasp is what i said. You said there was no
relationship with QM to astrophysics. Can't you even remember your own
statements blasphemer?

Budikka wrote:

Mad Scientist <alice@in.wonderland> wrote in message

I didn't say that we do not see quantum effects in the cosmos.

Here is where the blasphemer tries to backtrack on his idiocy.

What I said was that quantum mechanics and relativity have not yet
been mated up. This is a fact. Of course, completly moronic
assfucks, who think someone called "Eintsein" invented Loop Quantum
Gravity could not possibly begin to even dream of grasping the
complexities of this material. My prediction is that they'll run away
from serious questions, avoid responding to challenges because any
science challenge is over their head, and simply resort to meaningless
non-sequiturs and gratuitous insults. Oh, wait, you already did all
of that. QED.

The point I was making is that there is a disconnect between the very
large as represented by astrophysics, and the very small as
represented by quantum mechanics.

And he said there was no relationship between QM and astrophysics.
Again he tries to backtrack just like the plagiarizer Tom and the
blasphemer John and their little insane camp of supporters.

So what is the relationship? Can't tell? Of course you can't because
there isn't a relationship that's yet been forged between relativity
and quantum mechanics as world of physics freely acknowledges. Of
course you'd have to be both literate and have intelligence to grasp
that. Since you've repeatedly demonstrated how tragically far you
fall from success in both categories, you lose. Deal with it Loser.

Here is where the little blasphemer tries to explain Einstein's
'failure' and state that no one understands. How ironic it is that
sociopaths like him and his ilk are 'allowed' to say what science
understands and does not understand when are others get jumped on for
saying the science doesn't understand certain things.

I merely repeated what scientists themselves are saying:

http://physicalworld.org/restless_universe/html/ru_4_24.html
"Einstein was well aware of the contrast between gravity and
electromagnetism, and spent a good deal of the later part of his life
trying to formulate a unified field theory in which gravity and
electromagnetism would be combined into a single 'geometric' field
theory. In this quest he was ultimately unsuccessful, but general
relativity remains a monumental achievement."

http://zebu.uoregon.edu/~js/glossary/unified_field_theory.html
"The aim of researchers now is to discover whether the strong force
can be unified with the electroweak force in a grand unified theory
(GUT)."

http://education.yahoo.com/reference/encyclopedia/entry?id=15070
"He then began work on his unified field theory, which attempts to
explain gravitation, electromagnetism, and subatomic phenomena in one
set of laws; the successful development of such a unified theory,
however, eluded Einstein."

http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article?eu=406825
"However, attempts to unite the strong and electroweak theories in a
grand unified theory have failed, as have attempts at a
self-consistent quantum field theory of gravitation."

http://www.bartleby.com/65/ei/Einstein.html
"Although he was one of the leading figures in the development of
quantum theory, Einstein regarded it as only a temporarily useful
structure. He reserved his main efforts for his unified field theory,
feeling that when it was completed the quantization of energy and
charge would be found to be a consequence of it. Einstein wished his
theories to have that simplicity and beauty which he thought fitting
for an interpretation of the universe and which he did not find in
quantum theory."

http://www.phy.hr/~dpaar/fizicari/xeinstei.html
" Until the end of his life Einstein sought a unified field theory,
whereby the phenomena of gravitation and electromagnetism could be
derived from one set of equations. Few physicists followed Einstein's
path in the years after 1920. Quantum mechanics, instead of general
relativity, drew their attention. For his part, Einstein could never
accept the new quantum mechanics with its principle of indeterminacy,
as formulated by Werner Heisenberg and elaborated into a new
epistemology by Niels Bohr. Although Einstein's later thoughts were
neglected for decades, physicists today refer seriously and awesomely
to Einstein's dream--a grand unification of physical theory."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_field_theory
"In physics, unified field theory is an attempt to unify all the
fundamental forces and the interactions between elementary particles
into a single theoretical framework. The term was coined by Einstein
who attempted to reconcile the general theory of relativity with
electromagnetism in a single field theory. His quest proved elusive
and a unified field theory, sometimes grandiosely referred to as the
Theory of Everything (TOE, for short), has remained the holy grail for
physicists, the long-sought theory which would explain the nature and
behavior of all matter"

Get it now, you ignorant, supercilious, vacuous sack of *****?

Too bad this guy remains oblivious to recent discoveries where the two
are unified and show why Einstein's theories remain intact.

Too bad I just showed up this lie for what it's (not) worth.

Too bad you cannot support a single one of these insane claims you so
grotequely salivate over. What do you use to clean your keyboard
after you've jerked off while writing moronic bullhsit like that?

This guy is a blasphemer, sociopath, liar, fraud and poseur. Nothing he
says has any ring of truth to it whatsoever.

Yet still you're compelled to keep coming back and learning from me,
aren't you?

Budikka

What you fail to grasp is what i said. You said there was no
relationship with QM to astrophysics. Can't you even remember your own
statements blasphemer?