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On Mar 2, 4:56 am, Daryl McCullough wrote:
I've noticed a very bizarre pattern that seems to hold for a large number of anti-SR dissidents in this newsgroup: The same nonsense can be said from one religious zealot describing other religious zealots not worshipping the same religion. shrug When they talk about Special Relativity, they have in mind a theory, SR_dissident, that is clearly inconsistent. It is literally nonsense. LOL. How can you argue against the mathematics where the mathematics is the Lorentz transform that is totally mathemagics. shrug Members of the pro-SR establishment explain to them: No, what you are calling SR is not the actual theory, it's a distortion. So, Einstein Dingleberries have their own descriptions of their god. They would be offended when their god is described by others of unfavorable traits. shrug Notice there is only voodoo mathematics to justify a piece of **** as a pile of gold. shrug The real theory, SR_establishment, is perfectly consistent (and it agrees with experiment, to the extent that the experiment takes place in a small enough region of spacetime that the effects of spacetime curvature are negligible). In reality, no experiments have definitively supported SR. The one thing that SR stands out as unique is the mutual time dilation of this relative simultaneity crap. This mutual time dilation has never been shown so in any experiment what’s so ever. shrug The bizarre pattern is this: The dissidents do not respond with: "Oh, now I see that I was mistaken about what SR says. It's actually consistent if you do it right." Instead, they respond with: "The theory you're talking about isn't really SR. I have no interest in it. I'm only interested in the *true* SR, which is an inconsistent theory." Ahahaha. You really know how to distort the truth. Yours truly has been saying “SR has faults that you can never think of shrouded in mysticism.” shrug The people that follow this pattern a Koobee, Androcles, Ken Seto, Sue...there are probably others that I've left out. Hmmm... hanson will be hurt after seeing his name not heroically called out for. Mind you that each of us has very different agendas. shrug I find that completely bizarre... Yours truly also find your whining bizarre. After being kicked around so many times, you ought to hide in disgrace instead of showing barbaric defiance here. shrug |
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On Mar 2, 11:07*pm, Koobee Wublee wrote:
[...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug I still read this nutjob's posts but only to count shrugs. He's ended ever paragraph he's written in this thread so far with a shrug. 100%! Tourette's? Marshall |
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What I'm bothered by is that Koobee added sci.math, sci.chem, etc.
to the list of Newsgroups. None of those groups could possibly care. It's really about anti-relativity cranks, and the only relevant newsgroup is sci.physics.relativity. Trimming the list of newsgroups is really hard, because a post quickly develops many different subthreads, and you have to apply the trims to all of them. -- Daryl McCullough Ithaca, NY Marshall says... On Mar 2, 11:07=A0pm, Koobee Wublee wrote: [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug [...]shrug I still read this nutjob's posts but only to count shrugs. He's ended ever paragraph he's written in this thread so far with a shrug. 100%! Tourette's? Marshall |
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On Mar 3, 4:22 am, Daryl McCullough wrote:
Koobee Wublee says... Yes, I know that you anti-relativity people claim that the nonsensical version is the version that Einstein actually meant. Who cares about what Einstein the nitwit, the plagiarist, and the liar meant? That's a historical argument. This issue is not an historical argument but a scientific one where the mathematics does not lie. The central mathematical model is the Lorentz transform in case if you are still clueless about what we are talking about. shrug I think you're wrong about that, but it really has no *scientific* relevance. Said that from a person who does not even know how the Lorentz transform actually mean. One example can be found in the flowing post. http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...f7ea4506?hl=en Both the Galilean and the Lorentz transforms involve two observers and one observed. The transform then relates how the observation of the observed by one observer is related to the observation of the same observed by the other observer. So, in the case of the Lorentz transform described below, ** dt’ = (dt – v dx / c^2) / sqrt(1 – v^2 / c^2) ** dx’ = (dx – v dt) / sqrt(1 – v^2 / c^2) ** dy’ = dy ** dz’ = dz The primed observer uses (x’, y’, z’, t’) to observe the observed, and the unprimed observer uses (x, y, z, t) to observe the same observed. In doing so, the speed between the primed and the unprimed observer is v. So, in this application the following is true since the observed is light itself. ** (dx/dt)^2 + (dy/dt)^2 + (dz/dt)^2 = c^2 Instead, you have misunderstood the above to be the following. ** (dx/dt)^2 + (dy/dt)^2 + (dz/dt)^2 = v^2 Any result coming out of your mathemagics can only be nonsense as had been explained to you in the reply to your post. http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...9cefefcd?hl=en What's scientifically relevant is the theory *as it is understood* today. Apparently, your version of scientific method includes the liberal usage of mathemagics fudging each piece of equation with the other and was hoping eventually your will come up with something to further justify your religion belief. shrug If you want to argue against that theory, you have to start with understanding it. Which you haven't bothered to do. It looks like yours truly understands the Lorentz transform while you don’t as you have shown so. How can you argue against the facts? Finally on the subject of cross posting, yours truly is merely trying to get my myth-busting posts to be read by as many Einstein Dingleberries as possible. However, it might have consequences after Google has imposed some kind of limit on that. It is probably wise to drop a newsgroup among sci.math, sci.chem, and sci.astro. shrug sci.chem was included for a professor’s benefit (a very die-hard Einstein Dingleberry in fact). Other than that, there is not much justification to do so. Thus, if no one objects, yours truly would like to drop sci.chem from the postings after all this one has the lowest activities among these three. shrug |
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Koobee Wublee says...
On Mar 3, 4:22 am, Daryl McCullough wrote: Koobee Wublee says... Yes, I know that you anti-relativity people claim that the nonsensical version is the version that Einstein actually meant. Who cares about what Einstein the nitwit, the plagiarist, and the liar meant? I would say that you certainly do. You are invested in the claim that Einstein was a "nitwit, plagiarist and liar". If you didn't care about Einstein, then you wouldn't bring him up in the discussion. Einstein is your obsession. He's your John Lennon and you're his Mark Chapman. -- Daryl McCullough Ithaca, NY |
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Koobee Wublee says...
Said that from a person who does not even know how the Lorentz transform actually mean. I use the Lorentz transforms in a consistent manner that agrees with experiment (within the limitations of applicability; the region of spacetime must be small enough that spacetime curvature can be neglected). You cannot use them consistently. The proof of understanding of a theory is the ability to use it consistently. You don't have that. Not about SR, not about GR, not about the Doppler shifts, not about any topic of physics. You are basically an idiot. A rude, pretentious, arrogant self-important, anti-semitic idiot. -- Daryl McCullough Ithaca, NY |
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On 3 mar, 13:49, (Daryl McCullough) wrote:
Koobee Wublee says... Said that from a person who does not even know how the Lorentz transform actually mean. I use the Lorentz transforms in a consistent manner that agrees with experiment (within the limitations of applicability; the region of spacetime must be small enough that spacetime curvature can be neglected). You cannot use them consistently. The proof of understanding of a theory is the ability to use it consistently. You don't have that. Not about SR, not about GR, not about the Doppler shifts, not about any topic of physics. You are basically an idiot. A rude, pretentious, arrogant self-important, anti-semitic idiot. -- Daryl McCullough Ithaca, NY Daryl, how do you physically explain the GR BH'singulartity? Iow, how can a dimensionless point have mass or other physical properties? As this is impossible, GR is almost right, meaning it is wrong. Marcel Luttgens |
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On Mar 3, 1:19*pm, mluttgens wrote:
On 3 mar, 13:49, (Daryl McCullough) wrote: Koobee Wublee says... Said that from a person who does not even know how the Lorentz transform actually mean. I use the Lorentz transforms in a consistent manner that agrees with experiment (within the limitations of applicability; the region of spacetime must be small enough that spacetime curvature can be neglected). You cannot use them consistently. The proof of understanding of a theory is the ability to use it consistently. You don't have that. Not about SR, not about GR, not about the Doppler shifts, not about any topic of physics. You are basically an idiot. A rude, pretentious, arrogant self-important, anti-semitic idiot. -- Daryl McCullough Ithaca, NY Daryl, how do you physically explain the GR BH'singulartity? Iow, how can a dimensionless point have mass or other physical properties? I'm not sure I understand the problem, Marcel. Forget the black hole. The electron, as far as we can tell, does not have finite volume. This does not prohibit it from having physical properties including mass. I'm curious why you think that the properties of mass and volume (or charge and volume, or angular momentum and volume) are *necessarily* tied together. As this is impossible, GR is almost right, meaning it is wrong. Marcel Luttgens |
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On 3 mar, 15:42, PD wrote:
On Mar 3, 1:19*pm, mluttgens wrote: On 3 mar, 13:49, (Daryl McCullough) wrote: Koobee Wublee says... Said that from a person who does not even know how the Lorentz transform actually mean. I use the Lorentz transforms in a consistent manner that agrees with experiment (within the limitations of applicability; the region of spacetime must be small enough that spacetime curvature can be neglected). You cannot use them consistently. The proof of understanding of a theory is the ability to use it consistently. You don't have that. Not about SR, not about GR, not about the Doppler shifts, not about any topic of physics. You are basically an idiot. A rude, pretentious, arrogant self-important, anti-semitic idiot. -- Daryl McCullough Ithaca, NY Daryl, how do you physically explain the GR BH'singulartity? Iow, how can a dimensionless point have mass or other physical properties? I'm not sure I understand the problem, Marcel. Forget the black hole. The electron, as far as we can tell, does not have finite volume. This does not prohibit it from having physical properties including mass. I'm curious why you think that the properties of mass and volume (or charge and volume, or angular momentum and volume) are *necessarily* tied together. As this is impossible, GR is almost right, meaning it is wrong. Marcel Luttgens Paul, You want to forget the BH because of its unphysical singularity! And btw, how do you demonstrate that the electron has zero volume? Your mathematical modelling is no more than a tentative interpretation of the physical world. Marcel |
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On Mar 3, 2:27*pm, mluttgens wrote:
On 3 mar, 15:42, PD wrote: On Mar 3, 1:19*pm, mluttgens wrote: On 3 mar, 13:49, (Daryl McCullough) wrote: Koobee Wublee says... Said that from a person who does not even know how the Lorentz transform actually mean. I use the Lorentz transforms in a consistent manner that agrees with experiment (within the limitations of applicability; the region of spacetime must be small enough that spacetime curvature can be neglected). You cannot use them consistently. The proof of understanding of a theory is the ability to use it consistently. You don't have that. Not about SR, not about GR, not about the Doppler shifts, not about any topic of physics. You are basically an idiot. A rude, pretentious, arrogant self-important, anti-semitic idiot. -- Daryl McCullough Ithaca, NY Daryl, how do you physically explain the GR BH'singulartity? Iow, how can a dimensionless point have mass or other physical properties? I'm not sure I understand the problem, Marcel. Forget the black hole. The electron, as far as we can tell, does not have finite volume. This does not prohibit it from having physical properties including mass. I'm curious why you think that the properties of mass and volume (or charge and volume, or angular momentum and volume) are *necessarily* tied together. As this is impossible, GR is almost right, meaning it is wrong. Marcel Luttgens Paul, You want to forget the BH because of its unphysical singularity! Not so. And it doesn't appear to be unphysical. I chose the electron as something else to look at, because I doubt that you would claim that any theory that involves electrons must be wrong. And btw, how do you demonstrate that the electron has zero volume? One measures its size. So far, there is no indication of any finite, nonzero size. This doesn't mean that its size has been *proven* to be zero. But that wasn't my question to you. The question to you is why you assume that anything that has mass must also have volume? Your mathematical modelling is no more than a tentative interpretation of the physical world. The mathematical model, however, is successful, where success is based on observation. The question is put to you how it is your assertion that nonzero mass necessarily implies nonzero volume is supported by any scientific measure of success. Marcel |
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