Originally posted by ushomefree
DigiMark007-Let me ask you a question: does the Einstein's theory of relativity predict and/or postulate causality "outside" length, width, space, and time? Before you answer, keep in mind, that Einstein's theory of relativity, has been tested exhaustively and remains the most proven theory in ALL scientific inquiry--so strong in fact, that many scientists have contested that the theory of "relativity" be dubbed, "law!" What is your response?
Sigh, plenty of things in science and mathematics are called "laws." They exist that way under those circumstances. Even math is not definite. If you took basic Calculus you should be familiar with intervals.
It is a way for men to give a standard way to research and explain the world.
Stop trying to twist science into something mystic.