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Steven raised a good point above with regard to Newtonian dynamics, a human model, we now have galaxy rotation curves not giving 1 toss about this model... the results are violently different. We also have a little probe reaching the plasma double layer of our heliosphere that also doesn't fully follow the model.
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Sorry for the rhetorical question but are you being dishonest again, or is it poor memory?
Remember the Neptune analogy for dark matter I gave a while back.
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Nature does not, will not, care about man's mathematical models. Never has.
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Nature doesn't care for illogical thinking, dishonesty and human bias either.
With regards to maths and nature take a look at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noether's_theorem
I've sent you this link beforehand, obviously the penny didn't drop beforehand, probably won't this time either.
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As i raised before, by me, human mathematical models are handy, very handy, they help us average out, or provide quick "good enough" calculations to be used to better our experience.
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But should be avoided at all costs if they are too difficult to comprehend or causes conflict with an ideology.
Steven