Probability theories are another way of saying, "we don't understand physics, so we are going to guess the outcome." In reality, every thing that...Probability theories are another way of saying, "we don't understand physics, so we are going to guess the outcome." In reality, every thing that occurs has a physical cause involving quantifiable physical processes. It's a shame that probability theories have such sway in modern physics. Show more

This in an experiment worth watching. It could provide useful data for quantifying the Aether. The g-factor of the so-called muons are said to be...This in an experiment worth watching. It could provide useful data for quantifying the Aether. The g-factor of the so-called muons are said to be affected by the "vacuum" (Aether). I was looking at the Aether Physics Model explanation for onn g-factors and reminded myself of the geometric structures of the Aether that seem to cause it. Show more