The Complete Falsification of the Rope Hypothesis
Jeffrey Joseph Wolynski · viXra · 2013
One observation falsifies the Rope Hypothesis as instituted by a Mr. Bill Gaede. When a hypothesis is considered it must be encompassing to the structures and objects which it refers to. If there is a conflicting observation to the hypothesis then we must throw the hypothesis out and start over again. This single conflicting observation is that silver has physical presence in the crust of the Earth. In order for the Rope Hypothesis to be correct then the ropes it is comprised of should have torsion-ed all the silver into the center of the Earth. The center of the Earth should contain according to the Rope Hypothesis only the heaviest elements first and then work their way outwards the further out we get from the center. Since silver is in the crust of the Earth and not where it is supposed to be in the center of the Earth, as well as other elements that are heavier than iron, we can conclude that the Rope Hypothesis has been effectively falsified and can be thrown in the trash.