Re: 1905

Am Freitag000021, 21.02.2025 um 19:42 schrieb The Starmaker:

Thomas Heger wrote:

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Am Freitag000021, 21.02.2025 um 06:13 schrieb The Starmaker:

The Starmaker wrote:

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The Starmaker wrote:

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Maciej Wozniak wrote:

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W dniu 20.02.2025 o 17:55, The Starmaker pisze:

The Starmaker wrote:

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The Starmaker wrote:

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In Albert Einstein's 1905 paper,  he didn't even 'mentioned' Gravity once.
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Why do you suppose that was????
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The answer is very simple...
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Albert Einstein HATED Isaac Newton with a PASSION!
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(including all his friends)
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You know how these religious gangsters behave, they got together and
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said..."LET'S FUCK UP THIS NEWTON MOTHERFUCKER!!!!"
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So, In Albert Einstein's 1905 paper,  he didn't even 'mentioned' Gravity once...not even once!
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But the PASSION continued...
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Albert Einstein created a new theory of relativity that all it did was contained Gravity, with one little
difference...the goal only was to FUCK UP DAT NEWTON GUY!!!
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Albert Einstein spent 10 years tearing everything he could to fuck up Isaac Newton gravity.
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(and all his religious gangster friends backed him up to this day)
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anti-Newtonianism they all were...
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For only one reason...Isaac Newton was a CHRISTIAN with a IQ of 190...
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and Einstein IQ was 160.
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His religious gangster community want Einstein on top of the totem pole..
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goal, to knock off Isaac Newton.
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and the beat goes on...

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Not only is there no MENTION on Gravity in Albert's Einstien's 1905 paper, but no one gives
any explaination...WHY!
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The Answer IS, they didn't want to give Newton the time of day. He wasn't Jewish! They blackballed him!
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You know how these religious gangsters are...religious fanatics.
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The WORD was out! Don't even mention Newton's name...
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But, how could Abert Einstein continue on...
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so he struggled for ten years to come out with a complete opposite
of Newton's Gravity, and called it General Relativity!
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It's all about Gravity but you're not suppose to say that.
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General Relativity is just an anti-Newtonian paper.
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1905 paper, 1915 paper are both anti-Newtonian.
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One doesn't mention anything at all, and they other he tore his ass apart!
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DESPICABLE!

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So, Albert Einstein put a Secret Code in General Relativity...
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General
Gravity
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Both contain 7 letters
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General=Gravity
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Both start with the letter G
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Both have 4 consonants
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Both have 4 vowels

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WAIT A MINUTE!!! Don'ts tells mes yous alls   believe these similarities
are just a...COINCIDENCE????

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As he thaught and wrote German - rather yes.

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Okay, you need more insight...
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"Newton's law of universal gravitation states that all objects in the
universe attract each other due to gravity."
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Look closely at these two words (just as albert einstein did)
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"universal gravitation"
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The word "universal" in German is...general.
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Universal Gravity
General Gravity
General Relativity is all about...Gravity.
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Albert Einstein STOLED the title idea from Isacc Newton!
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Is it still just a...COINCIDENCE????
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'none are so blind as those who refuse to see'
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The word "general" translates to German is allgemein , and
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the German word allgemein translates to "universal" in English.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+general+translate+in+German+mean+universally
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   Universal Gravity
   General Gravity
   General Relativity is all about...Gravity.
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General Relativity means universal gravity
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   "Newton's law of universal gravitation..

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general
'jen(?)r?l
allgemein
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Translations of general
noun
der General
general
der Heerführer
army commander, general
adjective
allgemein
general, common, universal, overall, public, broad
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Many German words have several meanings.
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But the part 'Allgemeine' ('general') is not related to the military,
but means a feature called 'general' (in the sense of 'valid in general').
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GR ist meant as a general form of SRT ('special theory of relativity'),
which included accelerations and forces.
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The term 'special' (of 'special relativity') was meant as a certain
restriction of SRT.
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SRT does not include accelerations, while GR does.
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TH

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adjective
allgemein
general, common, universal, overall, public, broad
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 Strange you don't seem to understand the German language?
 

adjective
allgemein
general, common, universal, overall, public, broad

  allgemein means: common, universal, overall, public, broad
 

German has two different words for 'general' :
a) adjective (meaning 'common'):
generell
b) noun (a military rank 'general'):
General
TH