Physics education research, electronic materials, and the musings of Christopher Moore, Ph.D.
Physics education research, electronic materials, and the musings of Christopher Moore, Ph.D.
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Einstein electrodynamics (1905) is based on the electromagnetic curl equations (Einstein*, part 6) that are derived using induction yet light is not formed by induction which is experimental proof that Einstein’s electrodynamics (relativity) is physically invalid.
Martin I don't think using attitude to cover up ignorance or fear is very becoming from a person that is as intellegent as yourself. Saying something is worthless without any explaination is unfair and You Martin are always stating how fair you are. What will people think?
If a high school student or Britney Spears were to state "the above electrodynamics statement" at the question&answer part of a physics seminar (regarding relativity), at Harvard or Stanford, and the student or Professor said that his or her statement was "worthless" without giving any explaination it would cause a fuss.
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newton888 wrote:
... Martin I don't think using attitude to cover up ignorance or fear is very becoming from a person that is as intellegent as yourself. Saying something is worthless without any explaination is unfair ...
What is the intended purpose of any of your initial posts? With one single exception (your recent, Charged capacitor post), they neither ask questions, nor invite discussion. Instead, they each consist of one-or-more statements and a conclusory assertion that reflect a serious lack of understanding of fundamental concepts. What kind of responses did you expect such posts would generate?
Contrast that with threads initiated by others—such as In what way do EM waves exist? (which, BTW, may help to address your Two Quantum physics post).
If you don't understand something, say so. If you want folks to respond, ask. And if you want to avoid being labeled as a "crackpot," avoid making unequivocal statements that fly in the face of known physics.
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