I love the song

Quote dboy="dboy"No, the evidence for the BB (expansion of the universe), is clear, proven and accepted - this is even taught at GCSE level. There are theories about the mechanics of the BB (where/where it happened), but no doubt that it happened. Perhaps you can discuss it at your next Flat Earth Society meeting. Whilst you're at it at, you really should get your children vaccinated; or don't you believe in that science either? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/z ... revision/2'" LMAO. There is no evidence for the Big Bang. It has not been proven which it’s why it’s called the Big Bang theory. And to make things even funnier the “theory” stemmed from general relativity which with each day is being made to look stupid

Quote dboy="dboy"No, the evidence for the BB (expansion of the universe), is clear, proven and accepted - this is even taught at GCSE level. There are theories about the mechanics of the BB (where/where it happened), but no doubt that it happened. Perhaps you can discuss it at your next Flat Earth Society meeting. Whilst you're at it at, you really should get your children vaccinated; or don't you believe in that science either? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/z ... revision/2'" LMAO. There is no evidence for the Big Bang. It has not been proven which it’s why it’s called the Big Bang theory. And to make things even funnier the “theory” stemmed from general relativity which with each day is being made to look stupid

Hello pot..... Have you met kettle?

Too modern to be taught when I did the old GCE. We were more into the history of the Piltdown Scull!

In those days at our school we ended every school year with a rousing rendition of Jerusalem followed by 'Gaudeamus Igitur' and finally our school song 'Fourty Years On'.

Quote dboy="dboy"No, the evidence for the BB (expansion of the universe), is clear, proven and accepted - this is even taught at GCSE level. There are theories about the mechanics of the BB (where/where it happened), but no doubt that it happened. Perhaps you can discuss it at your next Flat Earth Society meeting. Whilst you're at it at, you really should get your children vaccinated; or don't you believe in that science either? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/z ... revision/2'" Expansion is proven. Big Bang Theory is a popular explanation of it but isn't 'proven'. It's a theory.

Quote dboy="dboy"No, the evidence for the BB (expansion of the universe), is clear, proven and accepted - this is even taught at GCSE level. There are theories about the mechanics of the BB (where/where it happened), but no doubt that it happened. Perhaps you can discuss it at your next Flat Earth Society meeting. Whilst you're at it at, you really should get your children vaccinated; or don't you believe in that science either? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/z ... revision/2'" Expansion is proven. Big Bang Theory is a popular explanation of it but isn't 'proven'. It's a theory.

People need to learn what scientific theory means.

It is not the conventional meaning of “a theory”.

Scientific theory consists of one or more hypotheses that have been supported by repeated testing. Theories are one of the pinnacles of science and must never be shown to be wrong; if it is, the theory is disproven. Unless this happens it is accepted as fact.

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I think she should change the key word of the song to Tel Aviv just for a bit of political banter on the accepted capital of Israel. That will provoke Donald Trump to tweet about "English Rugby 'League' showing big disrespect to our friends in Israel. Sad". In turn, an American billionaire who makes sliced cheese, will think the whole sport is quaint and buy us all for hundreds of millions of pounds.

And Odsal will be transformed into the "processed cheese superdome". Zero flaws to any of this plan and you all know it.