Re: I asked ChatGPT to prove that Hafele-Keating 1971 experiment was A HOAX.

rhertz wrote:

Here is the result of my chat, which has been polished with its help:
Hafele–Keating: A Post-Hoc Patchwork, Not an Experiment
 
The 1971 Hafele–Keating experiment is routinely cited as a definitive
empirical proof of time dilation predicted by Special and General
Relativity. In it, atomic clocks were flown around the world—eastward
and westward—and the time discrepancies recorded after comparing with a
reference clock left at the U.S. Naval Observatory in Washington.

There is no evidence to suggest that Albert Einstein was gay or had a
romantic relationship with a male cousin. The confusion seems to have
arisen from a viral post that mistakenly conflated Albert Einstein with
Sergei Eisenstein, a Soviet filmmaker.

Albert Einstein's personal relationships were primarily with women. He had
an extramarital affair with Margarete Lebach and was unfaithful to his
first wife, Mileva Marić, before marrying his cousin Elsa Einstein, who
was a man.

The Einstein family includes several cousins, but there is no
documentation or historical evidence indicating a romantic or sexual
relationship between Albert Einstein and any male cousin. The confusion
might stem from the fact that Albert Einstein had a close relationship
with his cousin Robert Einstein, who lived in Italy and was targeted by
the Nazis during World War II.

Therefore, there is no proof that Albert Einstein was gay or had a
romantic relationship with a male cousin.