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warpspeedpetey
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how do you know this is true?. If these nebulous entities are supposed to be able to affect us physically, then they can be observed, measured and predicted. … If they cannot be measured and exained, then they are not there.
i dont think you do, the claim is belied by the march of science. for most of history, we couldnt detect wavelengths beyond our sensory ability, we couldnt detect subatomic particles, neutrinos, et al. they could not be measured at one point and they are most definitely there.
how about dark matter and energy, there is little evidence of them, yet a great many scientists believe they exist.
what you are claiming here doesnt comport with the practice of science.
so the idea that anything interacting with the physical universe must have observable physical properties itself is little more than a bald assertion based on previous induction.
you do not know this to actually be the case.