Re: The HOAX of the neutrino invention. After 95 years don't know shit.

Pauli was a troubled wonderkid, who tried to find his way until he
decided to become a teacher and a theoretical physicist.
He had a sharp, blunt sense of humor and made Heisenberg his favorite
target in the early 1920s, calling him idiot, imbecile, etc., in
particular after he came up with Matrix Mechanics. He also mocked almost
everyone around him.
A troubled and drunk Jewish, he renounced to his religion in order to
become catholic. It lasted only a few years and, by the end of the
decade of the birth of quantum physics, he went back to Judaism again.
Pauli was troubled by not achieving a breakthrough in terms of a theory
of the quantum, so he drank almost to exhaustion. He also hated his job
at Switzerland
and travelled constantly to Hamburg to have fun with prostitutes and
alcohol.
His proposal of the neutrino came out of thin air, as he didn't have any
other explanation than the LCE to justify it, nor he had developed a
theoretical framework for his proposal. He wrote that his "invention"
was the only thing that he did without any mathematical support (a
theory), and he also kind of regretted it in the years to come.
His major contribution was his theoretical work on the magnetic momentum
of the bounded electrons, tired of theories about electrons spinning on
themselves. He then proposed discrete quantum numbers to attach to the
electrons, instead of classical theories of magnetic spinning. Then, his
breakthrough was to propose the exclusion principle, which was rapidly
accepted by the European physics community.
He got a Nobel for that. He also alleged to have demonstrated that
Heisenberg and Schrodinger theories were equivalent, event with their
abysmal differences.
He was a charlatan.