Just because you do not know it to exist doesn't mean it does not. Please remember, the world does not stop at the limits of your knowledge. Akira Tonomura's team created the double slit experiment using just single electrons at Hitachi in 1989. Guess what? The electrons, though there was only one in the device at any time, produced an interference pattern.
Ah yes, Hydrino Theory. Congratulations, you've just lost all your credability.
Macro evolution has yet to be tested experimentally, and, I'd argue, is incapable of being proven experimentally. Quantum Mechanics, on the other had, has been experimentally proven time and again.
Sorry man, but you're just wrong. If this was actually just an incompleteness of information, then the classic double slit experiment wouldn't work. When the experiment is done emitting just one photon at a time, if the particle always has a specific location and speed in time then the experiment would break and you wouldn't get the interference pattern, you'd just get two bands of light on the target. However, since the position of the photon actually is indeterminist until measurement, it interferes with itself, thus creating the interference pattern, even though only one photon at a time is being emitted.
It has withstood rigorous experimentation. Just because you do not understand Quantum Mechanics (very few people, if that, would claim to understand Quantum Mechanics) doesn't make it false.
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Just because you do not know it to exist doesn't mean it does not. Please remember, the world does not stop at the limits of your knowledge. Akira Tonomura's team created the double slit experiment using just single electrons at Hitachi in 1989. Guess what? The electrons, though there was only one in the device at any time, produced an interference pattern.
Ah yes, Hydrino Theory. Congratulations, you've just lost all your credability.
Macro evolution has yet to be tested experimentally, and, I'd argue, is incapable of being proven experimentally. Quantum Mechanics, on the other had, has been experimentally proven time and again.
Sorry man, but you're just wrong. If this was actually just an incompleteness of information, then the classic double slit experiment wouldn't work. When the experiment is done emitting just one photon at a time, if the particle always has a specific location and speed in time then the experiment would break and you wouldn't get the interference pattern, you'd just get two bands of light on the target. However, since the position of the photon actually is indeterminist until measurement, it interferes with itself, thus creating the interference pattern, even though only one photon at a time is being emitted.
It has withstood rigorous experimentation. Just because you do not understand Quantum Mechanics (very few people, if that, would claim to understand Quantum Mechanics) doesn't make it false.