Again you seem to think you can impress someone by simply declaring it to be true. You expect that once you put iit in print that somehow it is fact. You are only proving how confused you really are. It's not like you are the only one here who's "been there - done that".
But I understand it far more completely than you and can place it on a rational philosophy framework which is standing against any test. So unless you can show the ontological necessity for God in an Absolute Nature, I will not listen to whatever you have to say on the basis that you cannot even conceive there's a whole realm out there that not even you can touch. A realm not based on little baby-like angels punishing people for being queer or wearing mixed fabric clothing, but a realm beyond the simplest assertions of mystics. So until you acknowledge that, you're like those people that walk the tiled lines in churches, believing you're on a road to Jeruselem.
Indeed, my life's experience is greater than yours. It doesn't mean that I'm smarter but it does mean I have a greater "database" to draw from. I've spent many years working on "stuff" too (don't suppose you've ever heard of Nevada Terawatt Facility).
Doesn't matter to me. You're still an idiot.
I know many big names in the physics field personally and had these discussions with them (they are far smarter than you - or me). One thing they pretty much all agree to is that they really don't have anywhere close to all the answers.
That's because they abandoned philosophy down the road for Marxian Scientism. Study a bit of history, k?
I guess they should get in contact with you so you can help them learn.
Actually, one PhD earner thought I knew more about physics than even him. He thought I had the answers, oddly, even though we disagreed. It's strange that morons like you think science is monolithic and must adhere to one solution. Then again that's why you're HERE and not working anymore projects.
As I've stated in the past, one thing you can GUARANTEE is that whatever "science" has to say today, it will be different tomorrow...
Science isn't a body of work, it's a method of knowing. Just one method, with a myriad to use beside it. Science stems from philosophical empiricism and its practioner's, to this day, have expelled any philosophical frameworks from its camp, leaving them blind to the future and digusted with the past.
So try someone else Invisible Hank asskisser.
-- Bridget