StarWarsStarTrek wrote:"it's from Mike Wong so that automatically invalidated it";
= you lose. This is one of the most disturbingly blunt ad hominem statements I have ever seen. Mike Wong also says that E = MC^2: but it is invalid because he said it.
The question was Wong's
calculations. Oh yeah, Wong made that calculation-- sorry charlie I believe someone named Einstein did, but that wouldn't stop you from making a bogus claim like all the others.
Math is factual by nature; the only room for bias is the figures used, but you need to prove bias on Mike's estimations.
If you're too lame to see the obvious, like his E+38 claim for Alderaan's explosion, which precludes the Alderaan Graveyard by a factor of about a billion... as well as his overall wanked equation for planetary destruction which is simply whacked as well.
I postulate that you do not understand any of his calculations,
Arbitrarily, since you have no proof or evidence, you just assume Wong's right therefore all who counter him are wrong. That's a buttboy argument.
so you do not bother to examine them, instead literally saying the very model of an ad hominem statement.
Or maybe the voice of experience that Wong's a pragmatic wonk who can't think outside his element enough to even wipe his mouth with toilet-paper.
I am not exaggerating when I say that a website on logical fallacies could use it as an example of an ad hominem.
Unless it happens to be the truth.
No supporting evidence, nothing. If my claim is bullshit you have to prove it. If YOU find it obvious you still have to prove it or back it up.
You're the one claiming that he doesn't understand Wong's equations.
For example, consider Wong's page on
calculating binding energy of a planet-- which he does at full planetary mass for all gradations of the radius! In other words, the dipshit can't even figure out that the initial calculation STRIPS AWAY the outer mass long before it can apply to binding the inner!
So given M=5.97E24 kg then the planet's binding energy obviously cannot be greater than 7E+28J, and in fact would be closer to 4 since it tapers to zero with each successive layer.
And nevermind the drop in thermal energy by a mostly-liquid planet being BLASTED into solid fragments, thus suggesting some sort of energy-scattering beam rather than DET, while chain-reaction is impossible due to residue and lack of fuel.
In reality, Wong can't dazzle with brilliance so he baffles with bullshit-- which only fools those who can't tell the difference (like YOU).