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

An incredible hoax, with the complicity of academia, publishing houses
and establishment. To hype the figure of Einstein and his theories was a
very well
rewarded job in the '50s, '60s and '70s for opportunist scums like
Pound, Shapiro, Hafele and many others.
And this has been happening since 1919, with Eddington.
ChatGPT offered to me to debunk any major paper or experiment "proving"
relativity up to these days. It seems that the AI entity find it
amusing, so his proposals were endless, like to disprove LIGO, Compton,
Eddington, Hawking's radiation on black holes, the very existence of
black holes, etc.
I could write a book with the material that ChatGPT provided to me. It
imposed only one condition: not to call them HOAX, but to present
conflicting facts that disproved famous "sacred cows" of relativity. You
only had to explain what was your intentions and which were the starting
points that made me a non-believer. Then, it cooperated.