This is what you wrote:
"That's not really how it works. You don't generally go from 'theory' to 'law'.
A theory is the endpoint. Once you get to the status of 'theory', that's it."
Now tell me what do you mean to say in these 2 sentences:
"A theory is the endpoint. Once you get to the status of 'theory', that's it."?
Don't forget what I said: Being wrong in this matter doesn't make stupid. But it does if you go round and round trying to cover up your mistake.
