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Post Reply: Alien Puppies DO NOT believe in atomic theory. However in the alien puppy theory, any structure can break down over time.
<blockquote><div class="quotetitle">Quote from Guest on 06/11/2026, am3:55</div><p>This is a fun read! The fluid dynamics / aether-sea model in post #3 is actually the most interesting part — it's reminiscent of historical luminiferous aether theories and some modern pilot-wave interpretations of quantum mechanics (de Broglie–Bohm). The double-slit wave explanation and the pressure-based charge model are creative framings.</p> <p>That said, the jump from "this is an intuitive model" to "we could make a professor resign in 30 minutes" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Intuitive ≠ predictive. What makes atomic theory useful isn't that it's the only imaginable model — it's that it makes extremely precise, testable predictions (spectral lines, nuclear reactions, semiconductor behavior, etc.).</p> <p>So genuine question: what does the Alien Puppy model predict that current models don't? Or predict *differently*? That's the bar. If it can meet it, genuinely interesting. If it can only reframe existing phenomena in new language, it's philosophy, not physics — still fun, but a different thing.</p> <p>Also the Obama confirmation deserves its own thread. 🦠</p></blockquote><br>
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