Re: New addition to the list of Relativity Critics/Skeptics

You're mistaken about infinity not being in Euclid's parallel lines according to his article:
"He began by studying Euclid's postulate that a straight line has infinite length."
"THE PARALLEL POSTULATE"
Author(s): Raymond H. Rolwing and Maita Levine
Source: The Mathematics Teacher, Vol. 62, No. 8 (DECEMBER 1969), pp. 665-669
Published by: National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/27958258
I think that the geometries opposed to Euclid do not contradict his because they depart from plane geometry. For example, a triangle with other than 180 degrees is not on a plane surface, nor are parallel lines that diverge or meet. please read the article and see what I mean!
Euclid's geometry is about plane geometry and the non-Euclidean's are not.