Fuzzy_McNut
Banned
At best science is good at labeling stuff, take gravity for instance, they don't know shit about it, how it looks, why its there, or how it really works, they just know that it is effected by two or more bodies of objects. So all they do is label and predict it effect and force. But no one really knows what it is.. The same can be said about light, matter, electricity and magnetism.
Science does not know all the properties of anything if i'm not mistaken. Rubber's properties are complex. Fire's properties are burning, heat, flame.....but maybe it has some other properties when it interacts with another substance.
Because fire needs oxygen, so what if we introduced water to it....hum ok that didn't work....what would fire do if i did this.......
Nothing really surprises me much, i was combing my hair recently and was impressed that when i noticed i placed my comb near a fluresent bulb the light lit up for a second in the dark.


