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The universe is systematic and not random

[quote] The antonyms of the word 'Random' are "steady, aimed, intended, regular, controlled, purposed, intentional, deliberate, designed, normal, systematic". [/quote]
So there is another mechanism at work in explaining how the universe is. And especially life. Each part science has exposed has incredible precision. A very systematic universe. And not just in one area but every area. Literally millions of things. Everything we can preceive. So far from random. Opposite as the definition states
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Northwest · M
You're confusing the micro with the macro, and the order within chaos.
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest gravity is constant throughout the universe. that is systematic and not random. it does not change.
Northwest · M
@Axeroberts Your really don't understand science. The Gravitational [b][i]constant[/i][/b] has been erratic to prove and measurements over a period of time, produce different results. Same with the speed of light, in different mediums.
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest it's a constant as you said. One of many. Again it's systematic. It's very simple
Northwest · M
@Axeroberts You really should read replies.

[quote]The Gravitational constant has been [b][i]erratic[/i][/b] to prove and measurements over a period of time, [b][i]produce different results[/i][/b]. [/quote]
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest if you are alluding that gravity is different in different parts of the universe that's completely incorrect. But there are so many examples. the speed of light for example. Constant.
Northwest · M
@Axeroberts You continue to demonstrate your superficial understanding of physics.

I am not alluding, I am giving you facts: The Gravitational constant has been erratic to prove and measurements over a period of time, produce different results. That is a fact.

The speed of light IN A VACCUM is a constant, but when it travels through a Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC), it travels at about 38 miles per hour.

I recommend you read up on system dynamics, to get a better understanding of how the weather on this planet, or your city, is not systematic. Now, apply that to a universe, that was formed through an initial non-symmetrical explosion.
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest mumbo jumbo my friend. you are avoiding reality. precise and systematic. the cell is a great example. nothing random. you are threatened by this
Northwest · M
@Axeroberts [quote[b][i][u]]mumbo jumbo[/u][/i][/b] my friend. you are avoiding reality. precise and systematic. the cell is a great example. nothing random. you are threatened by this[/quote]

So, you don't believe light travels at different speeds, based on the medium it's traveling through?
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest the speed of light is constant in a vacuum. don't made shit up. go troll somewhere else. you are a weak person afraid to change. bye
Northwest · M
@Axeroberts [quote]the speed of light is constant in a vacuum. don't made shit up.[/quote]

From my comment:

[quote]The speed of light IN A VACCUM is a constant[/quote]

Are you saying that I made this up? Or are you saying that you don't know how to read? Or are you saying that you lack the ability to process things?

[quote]you are a weak person afraid to change.[/quote]

Interesting conclusion. I recommend you read up on the non-symmetrical pr big bang, and system dynamics. The latter may open your mind. You may also want to figure out who needs to change.
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest what is your point. this is exactly as i said. systematic. yes or no?
Northwest · M
@Axeroberts I wish I gave enough time to explain physics to you
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest systematic? yes or no?
Northwest · M
@Axeroberts You really have no clue do you.
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest genes have markers to mark when it begins and ends. that is another example of being systematic. not always physics. It's everywhere.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_constant
[quote]There are many physical constants in science, some of the most widely recognized being the speed of light in vacuum c, the gravitational constant G, the Planck constant h, the electric constant ε0, and the elementary charge e. [/quote]
Northwest · M
@Axeroberts 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
Axeroberts · 56-60, M
@Northwest 🙄