The Power of One
This guy has no clue!
When discussing probability and odds and such, mathematically, the concept of 1 comes up. The probability of an event is between 0 and 1.
0: it didn't happen (Shaggy)
1: it surely did happen (Shaggy's pregnant girlfriend)
So, if yer doing odd experiments about odds and such, all the little pieces of the puzzle yer working on have to be between 0 and 1 and the sum of them ALL is 1.
If yer missing anything in your analysis of the "whatever" the sum of all odds won't quite add up to one, and if it adds up to greater than one, then you got something wrong - R O N G - wrong.
Likewise, when you're adding up energy in physics. If you have a theory that keeps track of ALL the energy and sums it up, then compares that sum to the measured sums of experimental energy, IF there is ANY missing energy, that is of GREAT interest to scientists.
Any excess energy or missing energy is of GREAT interest.
Thus are the great physics/science problems of today, just sitting there, Grasshopper, like a pebble to be snatched from the Master's Hand.
The mainstream's Rydberg equation doesn't quite add up to 1.
Good day!
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