liljp617,
Wow. Anyone with half a brain could figure out the theories you stated. I mean are you serious? Is the question... Don't you think how this world came to be may be a tad bit harder to figure out then gravity? Did I ever say every theory was wrong? OF COURSE NOT! A scientific fact and a scientific theory are two completely different things. Many scientists do not think the big bang theory is how earth came to be. You're being f-ing rude. Calling me ignorant just because I believe something different than you? That's just pathetic. You don't insult people because they have different beliefs than you.
The point is that things such as gravity, plate tectonics, and microorganisms (germs) causing illness are
still scientific theories. They're officially labeled scientific theories to this day. I was merely pointing out that you probably don't have an issue with believing those theories, even though they're still under the label of "theory." And you probably don't have an issue with them because they're backed by tons of research, experimentation, logic, observation, and rationality...just as the BBT is, for example.
I never implied you believed every theory to be wrong. It just seems like you've been going on about how the Big Bang is "just a theory," and thus it isn't true. You have not noted any specifics of the BBT that may be incorrect; all you've done in every post I've read so far is cut it down because it's labeled a "theory." If your basis for saying the BBT is wrong is that it's "just a theory," then why don't have you the same position on all scientific proposals under the label of theory?
How do you decide which theories are probably correct and which ones are probably wrong? Are the ones that interfere with your beliefs inherently wrong or is there some other reason you haven't stated as to why the BBT is likely wrong in your opinion?
There aren't very many physicists who doubt the BBT. They may disagree over some of the specifics, but the general theory remains intact.
I am not calling you ignorant for your beliefs. I am calling you ignorant because you don't seem to know the difference between a hypothesis and theory. I am calling you ignorant because your posts strongly imply your experience in scientific fields is extremely limited. I am calling you ignorant because your logic is contradictory and you just keep going with it even after being told why it's nonsense by multiple people. I don't care about your religious beliefs -- they're very irrelevant to me on this topic.
I did not insult you; you would know if I insulted you. Being called ignorant when you're rambling on about things you don't seem too educated in isn't an insult, it's an observation. Now, if I called you stupid, it would be a different story. Stupid means I'm saying you're incapable of understanding; ignorant means you simply haven't been properly educated on a specific subject (either because you weren't awarded the opportunity or chose not to be).
Example: I don't know how to change the oil in my car. A mechanic does. I'm ignorant of how to change the oil. That's not an insult. It means I don't know the procedure or have the knowledge.
I don't think you're stupid. I think you could easily go read a few books on the BBT and understand the evidence supporting it if you chose to. I do think you're closed-minded and ignorant of the topic. Much too ignorant to flat-out state the BBT is simply wrong. I don't think you know anything about the specifics of the theory and the research backing it up. I think you want to discuss it, you just don't have the desire to obtain the knowledge required to discuss it. I think that makes you willfully ignorant. I think willful ignorance is a stupid choice.