Re: Oh my God!

Le 29/09/2024 à 11:37, Mikko a écrit sur sci.physics.relativity :

On 2024-09-28 21:26:40 +0000, Richard Hachel said:
 

Above all, we must stop talking nonsense.
R.H.

Good idea but doesn't happen as long as nobody wants to do it first.
Mikko

Of course, but it is not enough.
Not only do you have to check what you say, and not tell nonsense so as not to lead those who read it into error;
and many do not do it.
The little internet videos on relativity are horribly boastful, and it is unbearable to see people take long selfies (they almost all do it)
to show how physically beautiful they are for fifteen or thirty minutes.
But what do they bring to science?
Nothing at all. They come to do works of self-promotion, by reciting what they learned at school or read in scientific journals.
It is horribly narcissistic.
So you are right, you have to check what you say, work a little on your own, not show yourself like a prostitute, and question yourself.
But it is still not enough.
It is also necessary, after having done this, to honestly question the others, and not destroy them or glorify them unnecessarily and without valid proof.
When I propose the two new diagrams, much better than those that are proposed since no one has achieved such clarity of mind
on the subject, I think that it deserves, at least a reflection before criticizing for the simple desire to criticize.
I put back the two diagrams drawn in a hurry, since I am not here to show off and film myself on video in front of drawings on cutting-edge software,
I leave that to the manufacturers of ladies' dresses.
But I assume the relativistic importance in a world where there are more mouths that talk than heads that think.
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 R.H.