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Subject: Re: Albert in Relativityland
Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2025 14:32:35 +0000
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On Mon, 31 Mar 2025 20:44:43 +0000, LaurenceClarkCrossen wrote:

> Here is a good review of some critiques of relativity.
>
> "A critical introduction to “Einstein‟s theory of relativity”
>
>  "written by a non-scientist for other non-scientists who have some
> intellectual curiosity about this famous theory, with pictures in it and
> 140 references and citations to authority. 30 pages."
> by Raleigh Amesbury
>
> "“Einstein‟s theory of relativity” is substantially science fiction,
> fantasy or philosophy, and represents the worst of science: how science
> can become political, how political factors can affect funding, how
> funding can affect scientists‟ jobs and careers, how experimental data
> can be manipulated to serve as propaganda, and how theory can be
> presented as fact.

Yes, yes. May all good men come to the aid of bin Einstein parties.
Unfortunately good men cannot be found in this careerist age.

> Scientific theories come and go. It is about time “Einstein‟s theory of
> relativity” went.

Yes yes yes with wohls on.

> ... The day will come when nobody even mentions either of them anymore.

Amen. Glory to the universe then straightened out to infinity.

> Physicists need only scrap the erroneous hypotheses of length
> contraction, time dilation, mass distortion, the c speed limit,
> space-time and curved space, and science will be reasonable and back on
> track again."

They also need to scrap the laws of thermodynamics and follow Arindam's
physics.

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