[note how this article uses the ancient concept of "editing"]

In sci.physics.particle PD wrote:

: What experiment?
:
: Time of flight of photons from decaying pi-zeros with nonzero
: momentum. That's one. There are at least a half dozen others. Do you
: know how to look this experiment up in the library?
:
: From my point of view this is just word salad. There is no proof here.
:
: Proof doesn't come here. It comes in experimental evidence.
:
: What is the evidence?
:
: You don't say what that is and I am not going on a wild goose chase
: when you need to show it.
:
: No, I don't need to show it. I am pointing you to it.

While you may not have "shown" it, you certainly did say exactly what it is.
That our dual Nobelist does not know what "time of flight" is, what "photons"
are, what "pi-zeros" are, or what "momentum" is does not alter your having
told him precisely what your evidence for the validity of special relativity
is (inter alia; as you point out, there are other examples).

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Richard Schultz
Department of Chemistry, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan, Israel
Opinions expressed are mine alone, and not those of Bar-Ilan University
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"an optimist is a guy/ that has never had/ much experience"