You're all missing the point...

[PCIntern]

:sarcasm:

You see, you libruls said for years that the Theory of Evolution was more than a theory, it was established fact. And then this group comes along and says that the speed of light isn't the fastest speed in the universe because they showed that it isn't and now your whole theory of relativity, theory of quantrum mechanics, and all your other God-forsaken theories are once again in the toilet. But you were so sure, weren't you of "Science" being right and God not having anything to do with it, well He's just playing mind games with you and letting you know that you had best better see the Light before the Day arrives.

So much for your theory that the world is older than 7000 years...now I have to go out and butcher a chicken/T-Rex...we told you they were related...closer than you thought, eh?

:sarcasm: :sarcasm:

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Howcum I haven't seen this yet? The RW has had almost a day to get it together...

[JVS]

1. Yup. Science fucked up! Again!

[lob1]

2. Yep, science blew it by an entire 60 billionth of a second.

Losers!

[former9thward]

10. It is far more than 60 billionth's of a second.

If the measurements are true it means all the equations based on the theory of relativity are wrong.

[tkmorris]

3. Those measurements are going to turn out to be wrong

I've read everything I can find on this and my prediction is that these results will not be reproducible. There is too much wiggle room in the data to be certain of the calculation. I think the key is when the neutrinos BEGAN their journey. There are assumptions being made there that aren't necessarily correct.

[Tunkamerica]

4. maybe so, maybe not. assuming they're wrong is an assumption as well.

[Uben]

5. If there are speeds faster than light.....

...it really doesn't matter because you couldn't see anything if you were going that fast! Unless, of course, you were looking backwards!

[Tunkamerica]

6. or at a clock.i think it might actually matter.It means a lot of off-limits things might be possible

And I doubt a human will ever move faster than light.

[Uben]

7. "I doubt a human will ever move faster than light"

...you obviously haven't been around a lobbyist in congress handing out money! Those reps and senators can move pretty fast to get in line for handouts!

[Pab Sungenis]

8. Science changes when it's proven wrong.

What about religion?

[Angry Dragon]

9. God works in mysterious ways

[Tunkamerica]

11. paedophilia. Good work there, god. Land mines make kids better people.

[Possumpoint]

12. In Science

A truth is true till it is disproved by a new truth.

What I believe in is unimportant. Reality trumps my beliefs but hasn't changed them.

[pipi_k]

13. That's the wonderful thing about fiction...

it never has to change for any reason