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I don't know that it affects my life one bit whether I believe in gravity waves or not, lol. I'm glad they're doing experiments to try to find out for sure though.Im fine with skepticism on the issue, tbh.
But it is very similar to the electron. We cannot visibly observe an electron. They are a tiny tiny point of high negative charge. We only know they exist because all our mathematical models and predictions based on them operate as expected based on our understanding of them.
Tbh I dont find furrys position here in terms of his belief claim to be unwarranted, only his assertions that theyll never be found and dont exist is the step too far.
If his position is "I dont find the current evidence sufficient to warrant belief" though, Im actually completely okay with that from him, and others.
My concern would be that in dealing with instruments so insanely sensitive, the chance for false positive seems pretty high.