Re: Is the theory of relativity a correct theory?

W dniu 20.05.2024 o 00:46, gharnagel pisze:

JanPB wrote:

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Richard Hachel wrote:

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Is the theory of relativity a correct theory?
If you ask a moron, he'll say no.
If you ask another idiot, he'll say yes.
Both are wrong.
An intelligent man, capable of correctly mastering the whole theory

from

A to Z, will say that it is partly true and partly false, and he will

put

the two camps back to back.

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You are overthinking this. The truth is simply that relativity is just
like any other accepted theory in physics. No "partly" this or "partly"
that.
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The only reason this particular theory is constantly being dissected,
almost always incorrectly, by amateurs is that it's a theory with a
low barrier of mathematical entry. This makes it vulnerable to probing
by armchair critics who have no idea about anything else in physics,
and
thus don't understand where relativity came from and why would anyone
(like
Einstein) ever come up with such a "weird" thing.

 Some "amateurs" just don't like the consequences, so they conclude it
must
be wrong.

Come on, poor halfbrain - the "consequences" of
the mumble of your idiot guru are even denying each
other, not even mentioning how idiotic they would be
if someone was treating his Holy Postulates seriously.