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Physics involves inquiry in phenomena that has the basic and measurable quantities of mass/energy, space, and time.


If a phenomenon has NO measurable mass/energy, space (linear dimension) and time, then it has no business saying anything about such a phenomenon, no?


But some branches of theoretical physics (cosmology, quantum mechanics, particle physics) is doing just that.


And since all these things are merely propositions, and not fact, then there really isn't any reason to suppose that they are any better than the inquiries of philosophy and theology, is there?


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