On May 7, 8:16*am, kenseto wrote:


ROTFLOL...this runt of the SRians failed to come up with a valid
argument so he back paddled.

So, Ken, let's recap your position for a moment.
- You are no longer living at your own home, so you don't have access
to the few references you own (Einstein's book on relativity and your
copy of Halliday and Resnick) to check what was actually written. So
you are relying on your own dim memory and your own writings as a
reference for all the physics you know.
- You no longer have access to a car, and so you cannot drive to the
library or a nearby university to check on references that are
supplied to you. You are therefore completely dependent on free
resources on the internet.
- You claim to have independent, private funding to perform
experiments to test your theories, but you lack experimental know-how
to actually design the experiment, acquire necessary equipment,
construct the apparatus, perform the data collection, or analyze the
results without consultative help. So far, you have not been able to
acquire the services of any help or acquire any equipment or get
started in general.
- You are desperate to make a name for yourself, for whatever reason,
in your old age, and so any prospect of having to back up *at all* and
rethink anything is simply not an option for you. After all, you've
been at this for a dozen years and haven't made any significant
progress since your initial concept, and time is running short.
- You are laboring under the burden of being completely unfamiliar
with the body of experimental evidence and also being unversed in the
basic laws of mechanics and electrodynamics, as well as being
unfamiliar with the meaning of basic terms like "vector component".
Despite this, you claim to be sufficiently equipped to revolutionize
physics.

Do I have that captured about right?

PD