Religion Has More Power Than The Government

The goal of this debate is to see who is capable of going the most off topic, so I will begin by responding to my opponent's contentions and showing how they are either related to the topic of government/religion, or to show how they are the equivalent of the arguments for my case.First, my opponent discusses the Roman Empire, which fell after the death of Caesar, which later became a play by Shakespeare. William Shakespeare was born and died in April (1564 and 1616). April, of course, is the month in which Easter takes place. Easter logically is a time for hunting for eggs, which increases the chance in which one may break their wrist. This links back to my second contention where I discuss the breaking of wrists, which supports my side of the resolution. In addition, Easter is also a religious holiday. Therefore, since this argument can be easily linked to religion, it is not off topic.Next, my opponent goes on to discuss Kenmore East High School. The school colors of Kenmore East High School are navy blue and gold[1], which are both part of the electromagnetic spectrum in the range of visible light that is visible to us. Therefore, this argument also supports the Affirmative case. Furthermore, Kenmore East High School, as a public school, is run by the government. Therefore, this argument by my opponent also links back to the original topic and is not off topic.The Disney channel was launched in 1983 and is now broadcasted on live television. Televisions are typically activated the the usage of a television remote, which is held up by the wrist. Once again, this argument supports the Affirmative case because the extensive usage of the wrist results in an increase in the chance in which one may break their wrist, resulting in X-Rays, as discussed in my opening case. Also, the Disney channel was named after Walt Disney, who was inducted into the California Hall of Fame in 2006 by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. The Governor, of course, is a position in the government, therefore making this argument relevant to the topic of governement and religion.I would now like to move on to my own case.Another part of the electromagnetic spectrum are gamma rays, which can occur in bursts caused by hypernova stars. Stars generate energy through the process of nuclear fusion, which is where atoms of hydrogen are smashed together to form helium atoms.Hydrogen and helium are the first two atoms and the lightest elements on the Periodic Table of the Elements. Every element on the Periodic Table has an atomic mass, which is its weight. If you were to examine the atomic the first 114 elements, you would find that there are significantly more atoms with atomic masses that begin with 1s or 2s than 8s or 9s.This seems to indicate that the Periodic Table could potentially follow Benford's Law, a mathematical statement that states that the leading digit in many series of numbers are distributed in a specific, non-uniform way. 1 occurs as the leading digit the most often (approximately 30.1% of the time), and they decrease in frequency until the digit 9, which occurs as the leading digit of a number the least often (approximately 4.6% of the time). This seems counterintuitive, and one might think that all numbers should occur with equal frequency as the leading digit, but Frank Benford proved this law in 1938, and it is still accepted today.I await my opponent's response.[1] http://www.kenton.k12.ny.us...;