Re: Relativity and the nature of light. Waves or particles?

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Sujet : Re: Relativity and the nature of light. Waves or particles?
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Date : 17. Oct 2024, 14:23:09
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Le 16/10/2024 à 14:38, Richard "Hachel" Lengrand a écrit :
Le 16/10/2024 à 01:31, Python a écrit :
 On a French group you pretend not to care about convincing your
fellow cranks. Given that you've never convince even a SINGLE one .
 Here you are desperately trying to do so. Repeatedly.
 How come :-) ?
 I don't know.
 We have to ask them.
 Why are you so crazy?
 But if you ask a Pauline to explain grace to us by the substantiation of Jesus Christ, he won't know; and he'll either act like a monkey and answer that it's a mystery and that those who tickle mysteries go to hell.
Unrelated.

If you ask a Muslim if he's sane to believe in a God of love and peace who demands to disgorge Jews and Christians and to beat his wife, he'll take out his knife.
Unrelated.

If you ask a physicist, even a Nobel Prize winner, why his relativistic system doesn't hold up, and enters into absurdity and contradiction if we multiply a time by a speed and the result in distance is like 9*4=7.2; he'll become mean, very mean, and will demand "eradication of the crank", if not its physical or professional elimination.
 Completely false. The theory does not imply that 9*4 = 7.2. Moreover I have shown why proper_time * apparent_speed =/= distance. This is not calling for "eradication of the
crank [you]". A sound answer is not a call to assassination. You have a very thin skin.
Like your fellow crook Donald J. Trump by the way.

If you ask many French people what they think or thought about Saddam Hussein, Putin, they will tell you that "Saddam Hussein was a bad guy who wanted to invade the world by throwing white powder on it to make it die en masse", "that it was good to bomb Iraq en masse and kill 500,000 children because it was worth it", "That the Russians invaded the Russian-speaking territories of Crimea and Donbas to eat babies cooked alive in Vodka, and that Russia must be atomized because they are bad guys who do not want to give their resources of the soil and the subsoil (the largest in the world in all)".
Unrelated (and a bunch of lies, a huge majority of French people won't say that).

No, I do not know.
I do. Most cranks are not cranky enough to not recognize your claims
as incoherent garbage.

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