Re: Relativity Derives Zero Deflection of Light By Gravity.

On Sat, 22 Feb 2025 20:52:31 +0000, Richard Hachel wrote:

Le 22/02/2025 à 08:31, Thomas Heger a écrit :

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That's what the scientists say.
I can't help but think that this is all a bit unclear.
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Well, possibly.

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Many things scientists say are not very clear.
It would not be a major problem in the history of humanity if they
agreed
to discuss it, and to come back to the less clear points, to doubt them,
or even abandon them.
But they do not want to.
Maybe artificial intelligence will one day become truly intelligent and
truly efficient. Maybe.
It will then impose the logical concepts that today's physicists and
mathematicians do not want to hear. Maybe.
This will necessarily involve a lot of astonishment.
I remind you that I managed to rewrite ALL of special relativity with
ALL
the correct equations, just as I denounced "problems" in the basic
concepts of complex numbers taught at school, where things are incorrect
and extraordinarily complicated (we don't even know how to clearly
explain
what i is, and we believe absurdities such as if i²=-1 then i^4=1 since
(-a)²(-a)²=a^4).
For 40 years I have been pointing out, here and there, huge blunders of
logic and concept, asking that we review things that seem clear, but are
nevertheless false.
Human arrogance invariably answers me that if all this were false, it
would be known.
It would be known?
Are we sure?
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R.H.

Relativity is prestigious because it is not critically examined. If it
were, it would be seen to be nonsense, as thousands of scientists have
pointed out.