"Parse Tree" <parsetree at hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "John Knight" <johnknight at usa.com> wrote in message
> news:beJ%8.18111$Fq6.2230257 at news2.west.cox.net...> > "Elisabeth Frauendorfer" <ef25147 at i-one.at> wrote in message
> > news:3d3b132c at news.i-one.at...> > > I believe that intelligence and creativity, inventivity (?) does not
> > depend
> > > on the SIZE but the FUNCTION of the brain....
> > > And on how you maintain the "hardware" (brain) biochemically, and how
> you
> > > use the "software" (intellectual knowledge) in a kognitive way.
> Includes
> > > being broadminded and open to new ideas and new paths.
> > > Einstein was a creative genius, but he had a little brain when
compared
> to
> > > many rather average individuals that lived at the same time.
> > >
> > > Elisabeth
> > >
> > >
> >
> > Einstein made up for having a little brain by being a BIG LIAR, and
> > plagiarist. Everything this idiot who flunked algebra and never even
had
> a
> > lab of his own ever wrote had been published by the White guys in Europe
> > with the big brains 10-20 years earlier.
>> This simply isn't true.
>> Explain what you think of his was a rehash.
>>
"rehash"?
Sheesh,
John Knight
http://www.crank.net/einstein.html
Primordiality 2002 May 27
... physics . consciousness . quantum mechanics . Einstein was wrong .
metaphysics ...
"When I was twelve years old, late one night while struggling through my
homework with the gods of general math and Euclidean geometry, it came to
me. I drew an equilateral triangle and then another inverted inside of the
first and I immediately saw that the inverted triangle was exactly one half
the size of the first and so I drew another inside of that and then another.
I then drew a circle around each triangle and then quite unexpectedly, like
an electrical flash, Zeno's Paradox rent my linear thought asunder to reveal
in all of its elliptical glory a vortex of irrational numbers and every
element of the attractive and opposing relationships between Space, Time,
Matter, Energy and Motion. From that time forward I found no rest ..the
quest of a lifetime had begun."
The Speed of Gravity: What the Experts Say 2002 Apr 21
... gravitation . Einstein was wrong ...
"Standard experimental techniques exist to determine the propagation speed
of forces. When we apply these techniques to gravity, they all yield
propagation speeds too great to measure, substantially faster than
lightspeed. This is because gravity, in contrast to light, has no detectable
aberration or propagation delay for its action, even for cases (such as
binary pulsars) where sources of gravity accelerate significantly during the
light time from source to target By contrast, the finite propagation speed
of light causes radiation pressure forces to have a non-radial component
causing orbits to decay (the 'Poynting-Robertson effect'); but gravity has
no counterpart force proportional to v/c to first order. General relativity
explains these features by suggesting that gravitation (unlike
electromagnetic forces) is a pure geometric effect of curved space-time, not
a force of nature that propagates. Gravitational radiation, which surely
does propagate at lightspeed but is a fifth order effect in v/c, is too
small to play a role in explaining this difference in behavior between
gravity and ordinary forces of nature."
Unified Spiral Field and Matter 2002 Jan 21
... relativity . electromagnetism . Einstein was wrong ...
"The spiral field theory described in this website explains the unity of
field and matter by using rather basic mathematics that is taught in high
school. It also presents field and matter in beautiful geometrical forms
that can instantly be visualized. To enjoy these outstanding features of the
spiral field theory, the reader must be ready to abandon the well-known
relativistic equations of the theory of relativity for mass and electric
charge ... and to accept the totally new relativistic equations. The main
two features of these new equations are: 1. Both the gravitational mass mg
and inertial mass mi of a particle decrease as its velocity v increases: ...
2. Electric charge e of a particle decreases as its velocity v increases:
... You may not be prepared to abandon immediately the century-old
relativistic equations. But once you are ready to do so, you will discover
many amazing things ..."
The Absolute Present 2001 Nov 18
... relativity . Einstein was wrong ...
"More than an intuitive nonsense, Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity,
it would seem, legitimised a century of stupidity. A stupidity typified by
schizophrenic, ghosting, time dependent, self-replicating, psychic
'god-like' particles; singularities; space-time warps and imaginary time. If
sensibility is to be restored, then Science must exorcise the spooks,
God-rationalists, and writers of science fiction that riddle modern
theoretical physics. Provocative conjecture indeed. The motivation for such
conjecture has root in the ultimate beauty of simplicity -- the analysis of
the empirical data in the context of a new 'intuitive' theoretical model.
Consequently, this work is not so much about an ultimate objective truth of
physical theory or the philosophy of time, but is more a quest for
re-evaluation in the face of esoteric, complex theories founded upon the
'near mystical.'"
All My Files 2001 Oct 09
... metaphysics . technology . relativity . Einstein was wrong .
physics . mathematics ...
"The Dark Matter mystery ... Modifications of the strong nuclear force by
the action of the zero-point force ... Einstein's twin paradox revisited ...
Non-accelerated 'twin paradox' ... Single best argument against special
relativity ... Simple challenge to supporters of special relativity ...
Short reductio ad absurdum refutation of special relativity ... Another
simple argument against special relativity ... Logical invalidity of
Einstein's 'train' thought experiment ... Do the Lorentz transformations
even do what they were intended to do? ... Does the Michelson-Morley
experiment really indicate that the speed of light is a constant? ... Can
mass really increase with velocity ... ? ... Contradiction between the
special and general theories of relativity ... A short and sweet refutation
of Gödel's theorem ..." In PDF, Word, and RTF formats.
The Einstein Conspiracy 2001 Oct 09
... relativity . Einstein was wrong . conspiracy ...
"I have researched relativity theory and written a book ... The book deals
with my maths investigation of orthodox physics, this Web site goes beyond
the book. There is now no need to look at the maths of orthodox physics to
show it to be wrong, because its history can be shown to be a myth."
Quotes Direct from the Brain Trust Videos 2001 Aug 11
... gravitation . Einstein was wrong . megalomaniacs . bizarre ...
"Gravity as Newton and Einstein knew it does not exist. You have to go back
at least 15 years when they put gravitometers down oil wells about six miles
deep to test the gravitational constant at that level. According to Newton
and Einstein, it should be a certain specific quantity or within a small
range. In fact, they found out that there is something like a hundred times
as much gravity and that's ridiculous, they said. When the United States
launched the first space probe it kept going off course. Well, it took them
awhile to re-analyze all the evidence and what they came up with is that
gravity does not exist in space as they thought it did -- there's less than
1percent of the amount of gravity that there should be. So gravity as Newton
and Einstein knew it works from about five miles under the earth up to about
three-hundred miles above the earth. Thus, gravity is not what anyone ever
thought it to be."
Time-Line-Theory 2001 Aug 11
... Einstein was wrong . relativity ...
"This theory is to say matter of the universe has a constant time (speed) to
it. Matter can't go slower than the time constant for matter, but it can go
faster than the time constant. For every 1 mile matter moves in the
universe, time moves 3647 miles."
Nasty Little Truth About Spacetime Physics 2001 Aug 11
... relativity . Einstein was wrong . conspiracy ...
"Nothing can move in spacetime! By definition! ... Are we being taken to the
cleaners by spacetime physicists? Some of the most famous physicists in the
world are not telling the truth about one of the most taken for granted
concepts in scientific history. They are not telling us how they can come up
with their fanciful time-traveling theories (wormholes, advanced and
retarded waves traveling in spacetime, etc...) using a model of the universe
that precludes the possibility of motion. Nothing can move in spacetime or
in a time dimension-axis by definition. This is because motion in time is
self-referential. It is for this reason that Sir Karl Popper compared
Einstein's spacetime to Parmenide's unchanging block universe, in which
nothing ever happens. The following is a short list of notorious time travel
and spacetime crackpots, not necessarily in order of crackpottery. Some,
like Hawking, Wheeler and Feynman, are venerated by the physics community
and are considered by many to be among the most brilliant scientific minds
that ever lived. Too bad they believe in time travel."
The Theory of Absolute Space-Time 2001 Jul 21
... Einstein was wrong . relativity . aether . quantum mechanics .
grand unification ...
"The discovery of errors in our measurement of a constant speed of light and
in the logic of the Michelson-Morley experiment leads to a complete
refutation of Einstein's [relativity's] curved space-time. Proof of absolute
space-time within 'our' universe leads to linear and finite dimensions of
space-time. Theoretical physics leads us to quantum gravity and a grand
unified theory. A quantum particle 'theory of everything.' The speed of
light is no longer a travel speed restriction."
Yun-Qi Kingdom 2001 Jun 10
... science . physics . mathematics . relativity . Einstein was wrong .
hoaxes . paranormal . astronomy . gravitation . metaphysics . conspiracy .
bizarre . new age ...
"When the new millennium begins, a great NEW KINGDOM also comes. It marks
the END of SCIENCE. No matter whether you believe or not, no matter if you
want or not, this is already a fact, and will definitely become the reality
in the very near future. Actually, my first article 'Yun-Qi Kingdom --
Fundamental One' obviously has very well put today's PHYSICS into the DEAD
END. Students, teachers and professors who have a solid background of
mathematics and/or physics can easily examine what I say by yourselves. If
you think my first article does not sufficiently shake down today's
MATHEMATICS, my second incoming article 'Yun-Qi Kingdom -- Fundamental Two'
will clearly show you that the MATHEMATICS we have used for centuries is
also considerably and lawlessly WRONG. Please do not use today's knowledge
as your prejudices to cut immediately what I have said down. Try to
investigate it first. I hope one can beat Yun-Qi Kingdom down by using
today's science and knowledge, but I'll be afraid to say that NOBODY CAN."
Big Bang and Black Hole [sic] are Science Fiction 2001 Feb 05
... Big Bang . gravitation . Einstein was wrong ...
"The Yilmaz theory of gravity is an extension of the Einstein general theory
of relativity. Since 1958, Prof. Huseyin Yilmaz has published numerous
papers on his theory in prestigious scientific journals. The Einstein theory
has a flaw that was not apparent during Einstein's lifetime. The Yilmaz
theory has corrected this flaw, and has thereby eliminated the 'singularity'
concept of the big bang and black hole, which Einstein strongly opposed.
This website explains the Einstein and Yilmaz theories in a simple physical
manner that is scientifically accurate. The Yilmaz theory yields a radically
new explanation for the Hubble expansion of the universe. The theory
predicts that relativistic effects due to gravity distort space in such a
manner that the universe expands locally about every point, yet the overall
size of the universe does not change. The theory predicts a universe with a
constant size and an infinite age, which appears to be eternally young
because it is continually changing."
Did Einstein cheat? 2000 Nov 18
... Einstein was wrong . crankology ...
"If you're tired of hearing about creationists and the war against
Darwinism, you might be surprised to learn that another pillar of modern
science, Einstein and his theory of relativity, is under attack. An
underground of 'dissident' scientists and self-described experts publish
their theories in newsletters and on the Web, exchanging ideas in a great
battle against 'the temple of relativity.' According to these critics,
relativity is not only wrong, it's an affront to common sense, and its
creator, Albert Einstein, was a cheat."
Gravity as resistance to heat flow 2000 Aug 13
... Einstein was wrong . thermodynamics ...
"A heat-based gravity theory has been developed in order to account for a
number of anomalies related to the mass-based gravity theories of Newton and
Einstein. A fundamental assumption of this theory that the gravitational
force will come into being whenever heat flows through curved surface like a
hemisphere. This idea has been tested in the laboratory."
Flaws in the Logic of Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity 2000 Jun 04
... Einstein was wrong ...
"Scientific theories usually sprout from experiment-based logical grounds.
New theories must replace the existing ones if they do not agree with the
results of experiments. A new theory has to be in full agreement with the
fundamental laws of nature and it has to include in itself the old theory as
an exception. Therefore, if the new theory's logic is flawed then the theory
itself must be wrong. Let us use this premise to examine Einstein's Special
Theory of Relativity."
Paul Marmet: List of Papers and Web Sites 2000 May 05
... Einstein was wrong . Big Bang . cosmology . quantum mechanics ...
"Einstein's theory of relativity versus classical mechanics ... A detailed
classical description of the advance of the perihelion of Mercury ...
Absurdities in modern physics: A solution ... Big Bang cosmology meets an
astronomical death ... The origin of the 3 K radiation ... Quantum mechanics
and its paradox ... Non-Doppler redshift of some galactic objects ...
Incompatibility between Einstein's general relativity and the principle of
equivalence ... Cosmic matter and the nonexpanding Universe ... The 3 K
microwave background and Olbers' paradox ... The cosmological constant and
the redshift of quasars ..."
New Transformation Equations and the Electric Field Four-vector 2000 Mar 01
... Einstein was wrong . electromagnetism ...
"In special relativity, Einstein introduced two postulates: The first
postulate is that the speed of light is invariant for all inertial
observers. In this theory, unlike in relativity, we use a Euclidean metric
to describe spacetime, leading to a redefinition of the invariance of the
speed of light in terms of a four-vector, rather than a three-vector. The
second postulate of relativity is that the laws of physics are the same for
all inertial observers. This requires that the laws have a covariant form
under a Lorentz transformation between inertial reference frames. Our
intention is to show that the Lorentz equations are incomplete. Since these
equations are used to determine the covariance of the laws of physics, any
change in their form requires a change in the form and scope of these laws.
We will introduce the new version of the Lorentz transformation equations
and some of its consequences."
Beyond the Farthest Star 2000 Jan 10
... Einstein was wrong . electromagnetism ...
"'Beauty is truth, truth beauty, that is all ye know on earth, and all ye
need to know.' If the poet is right, the book Beyond the Farthest Star is
the most beautiful book ever written. Considering firty [sic] years of
opposition to anything sennsible [sic], it is to be hoped that the book will
set the record straight. In terms of the future of mankind, the present
system based on the work of Euclik [sic], Galileo, Newton, and Einstein is
fatally flawed. Present physics can be trusted for mechanical velocities but
diverges from reality beyond one tenth the velocity of light."
Galilean Electrodynamics 1999 Nov 26
... Einstein was wrong . periodicals ...
"... aims to publish high-quality scientific papers that discuss challenges
to accepted orthodoxy in physics, especially in the realm of relativity
theory, both special and general. In particular, the journal seeks papers
arguing that Einstein's theories are unnecessarily complicated, have been
confirmed only in a narrow sector of physics, lead to logical
contradictions, and are unable to derive results that must be postulated,
though they are derivable by classical methods."
Caroline Thompson's Physics 1999 Nov 04
... Einstein was wrong . quantum mechanics . physics ...
"... is about what is wrong with fundamental physics. It started with the
discovery that we have been misled. We have been told that experiments agree
with all the predictions of quantum theory, including those that involve the
impossible -- the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen experiments, that are supposed to
show totally incomprehensible effects of separated particles on each other.
I have looked at the evidence. ... I am led to suggest that perhaps there is
other currently-accepted 'evidence' for both quantum theory and Einstein's
relativity theories that needs re-investigation. I am not talking of
're-interpretation,' but of recognizing that if we want to understand
nature, not just produce 'predictions,' the first step is to re-assess the
facts, reject falsehoods."
Plank [sic] units 1999 Oct 29
... Einstein was wrong . quantum mechanics . electromagnetism .
medicine ...
"The theory of gravitation of the Newton-Einstein [sic] may be incorrect ...
Fundamental Plank [sic] particles ... Photon has closed world ... The nature
of physical vacuum ... The birth and evolution of the Universe ... The cause
of cancer ..."
Flat Space Society 1999 Oct 12
... Einstein was wrong . gravitation ...
"This society is modelled on the 'Flat Earth Society.' Einstein is to blame
for starting all this 'curved space' talk. Everybody knows space is 'flat.'
Newton and Einstein didn't know what gravity is, and nobody knows to this
day. ... Use Riemannian curved geometry, but that still doesn't explain the
real physical mechanism of gravity. I maintain space is 'flat' (Newtonian)
and we'd better start finding out what gravity really is, especially if we
want to find a better way of defeating it to accomplish realistic space
travel."
Einstein Is Really Wrong! 1999 Aug 21
... Einstein was wrong ...
"This Web site is intended to be an additional means to help the few
intelligent physicists in the world who battle against the injustified
religious primacy among the scientific community of the logically impossible
relativistic Einstein's theories [sic]."
Weight, Inertia, & Gravity 1999 May 27
... gravitation . Einstein was wrong ...
In forming his The General Theory of Relativity, Albert Einstein used his
famous thought experiments to justify his postulate that Inertia and Gravity
are equivalent. Although they are closely related they are not equivalent.
Inertia is a requirement of space. Gravity is one of the primary forces of
nature that fulfils this requirement. The force of gravity arises from the
"mass" created by the Inertial requirement of Space. One of the ideas that
misled Einstein to his conclusion was that a body dropped in an accelerating
elevator behaved in exactly the same manner as it would if dropped on the
surface of Earth. Actually, the effects, in both cases, are similar but not
exactly the same. The truth is, Gravity causes bodies, dropped from various
heights in the room resting on the ground, to fall at different rates of
acceleration where as, all bodies in the accelerating elevator "fall" at the
same rate. Also they do not "fall" parallel to each other under the
influence of gravity as they do in an accelerating room.
The Society for the Advancement of Autodynanmics 1999 May 27
... Einstein was wrong . relativity ...
"In 1940, a young future physicist from Argentina came across a paradox in
Einstein's Special Relativity that lead him to discover a theory of physics
that Einstein came close to, but never found: a theory he called
'Autodynamics.'"
Einstein and Relativity 1999 May 27
... Einstein was wrong ...
"It is clear to me that Mr. Einstein's special theory of relativity is
flawed because of faulty reasoning. Now there are those who will say that I
am speaking nonsense because Mr. Einstein's theory has been 'proven' over
and over again."
