Cecil,

This has become unusually entertaining.

You have declared experimentation to be unnecessary, e.g., your Diamond antenna
story. You have declared math models to be unnecessary and incorrect on numerous
occasions.

I have worked with a lot of scientists in my career; some were experimentally
biased, some were theoretically biased, and many understood that both approaches
were useful.

However, I do not believe I have ever encountered a "scientist" who rejected
both experimental and mathematical approaches at the same time.

73,
Gene
W4SZ



Cecil Moore wrote:

snip

If your math disagrees with
reality, it is simply wrong and has turned into a religious belief.
You are free to worship at the alter of mathematics but please don't
expect the rest of us scientists to join you there.