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Question for twin paradox experts?
On Jun 9, 4:54 am, Tom Roberts wrote:
On 6/8/12 6/8/12 10:07 PM, guskz wrote: From your reply Tom, there's 2 possibilities: 1. You're pride is too high, that you forgot the origins of Twin Paradox is time dilation (look it up). 2. or newer concepts for the Twin Paradox shows that the use of time dilation alone to explain it, is insufficient.... Attempting to argue from exhaustive enumeration nearly always fails, because you forgot some possibility. Here you forgot the actual reason: Taking away your mystified proper time, you are totally naked. shrug 3. When the twin paradox was initially discussed in terms of "time dilation", SR had not been fully understood, and the terminology used was not really applicable. We now know better, as I said above. Nonsense. History is what actually happened and not what you decide what should have happened to justify your mysticism. After all, did you not mumble something about not interested in history and better leaving history for historians to sort it out? Tom, be a gentleman instead of talking with forked tongue. Gee! shrug Talking about acceleration shows that I know a tiny bit more then just the general basic short story on Time dilation. If you want answers from someone, it's not a good idea to use overly insulting language. Grow up! What insult are you talking about? Please note that exposing your mysticism should not be an insult but a salvation for you. Tom, you are behaving like a follower of pagan beliefs. Aren’t you a professor? If so, please start to address the questions raised instead of weaseling yourself out with lame excuses. Please! [1] shrug Note [1]: If you are conveniently forgetting about what the questions are raised to sharply poking at the center of your zealous beliefs, they can be repeated for the n’th time for you. Of course, as a professor, you can continue to play dumb and play aloofness. shrug |
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Question for twin paradox experts?
On Sat, 09 Jun 2012 21:54:39 -0700, Koobee Wublee wrote:
shrug Ah. More proof to the axiom that you're not missing anything if you kill file everyone who ends every comment with a "shrug". We would all do better to just killfile these ignorant people who constantly rant about SR and pollute the newsgroups. |
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Question for twin paradox experts?
On Jun 10, 5:48 am, Marvin the Martian wrote:
On Sat, 09 Jun 2012 21:54:39, Koobee Wublee wrote: On Jun 9, 4:54 am, Tom Roberts wrote: Attempting to argue from exhaustive enumeration nearly always fails, because you forgot some possibility. Here you forgot the actual reason: Taking away your mystified proper time, you are totally naked. shrug 3. When the twin paradox was initially discussed in terms of "time dilation", SR had not been fully understood, and the terminology used was not really applicable. We now know better, as I said above. Nonsense. History is what actually happened and not what you decide what should have happened to justify your mysticism. After all, did you not mumble something about not interested in history and better leaving history for historians to sort it out? Tom, be a gentleman instead of talking with forked tongue. Gee! shrug If you want answers from someone, it's not a good idea to use overly insulting language. Grow up! What insult are you talking about? Please note that exposing your mysticism should not be an insult but a salvation for you. Tom, you are behaving like a follower of pagan beliefs. Aren’t you a professor? If so, please start to address the questions raised instead of weaseling yourself out with lame excuses. Please! [1] shrug Note [1]: If you are conveniently forgetting about what the questions are raised to sharply poking at the center of your zealous beliefs, they can be repeated for the n’th time for you. Of course, as a professor, you can continue to play dumb and play aloofness. shrug Ah. More proof to the axiom that you're not missing anything if you kill file everyone who ends every comment with a "shrug". Idiot! To an ostrich, it is not missing out on anything if burying its tiny head in a hole on the ground. Idiot^2! Marvin the idiot Martian thinks it can win any argument by burying its microscopic brain in a douche bag. Idiot^3! shrug We would all do better to just killfile these ignorant people who constantly rant about SR and pollute the newsgroups. Marvin the idiot Martian who thinks scholars in the future would not go back to read these posts as historic/archeological records after SR and GR are finally falsified is an idiot^4! shrug Gee, any amoeba is more intelligent than Marvin the idiot Martian will even hope to evolve into (idiot^5)! shrug |
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Question for twin paradox experts?
ah, see the botlike behavior:
Please! shrug you may ahve found the problem with the orignal gedanken on the twin "paradox," but, anyway, it really amounts to the fact that angular momenta of the atoms are also limited by the speed of light -- not its velocity -- going both ways in the electronic orbits, depending upon their orientation to tthe direction of slower-than-light travel. instead of weaseling yourself out with lame excuses. *Please! *[1] shrug |
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