It's not standard logic to explain why Jupiter has gravity by saying "well, it just seems logical." Jupiter has since the 90's been observed to catch asteroids and pull them towards its' surface and that is why we logically conclude that statement. You're not proving god's existence by saying that it just seems logical, you need to get that logic from observation and reasoning.
actually, it's been known that Jupiter has gravity since around January of 1610, when Galileo got evidence that things go around Jupiter, and was nearly killed by the church because of it... but either way, yes, it's only logical if you have the evidence to back it up, otherwise it's indistinguishable from pulling it out of your ass because the phrase "it just seems logical" also applies to the belief of the flat earth (especially before we had the technology to see if it was or not)
You're also both forgetting that there is actually a mathematical formula for determining gravity that has been proven on earth and the moon, and is therein considered accurate.
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ReplyDeleteIt's not standard logic to explain why Jupiter has gravity by saying "well, it just seems logical." Jupiter has since the 90's been observed to catch asteroids and pull them towards its' surface and that is why we logically conclude that statement.
ReplyDeleteYou're not proving god's existence by saying that it just seems logical, you need to get that logic from observation and reasoning.
actually, it's been known that Jupiter has gravity since around January of 1610, when Galileo got evidence that things go around Jupiter, and was nearly killed by the church because of it...
Deletebut either way, yes, it's only logical if you have the evidence to back it up, otherwise it's indistinguishable from pulling it out of your ass because the phrase "it just seems logical" also applies to the belief of the flat earth (especially before we had the technology to see if it was or not)
You're also both forgetting that there is actually a mathematical formula for determining gravity that has been proven on earth and the moon, and is therein considered accurate.
DeleteI wish there was a "Not Funny At All" option on the vote
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