harry:

Bilge wrote:
Harry:
"Bilge" wrote in message

No, it isn't. Relativistic mass is the total energy.

Bilge, You are confused about definitions, units and concepts and
here you
insist on staying confused.

You're an idiot.

Sigh. Units and concepts of physical quantities are at the very basics
of physics.

Then you should study units and concepts of physical quantities so that
you don't have so much difficulty understanding physics.

Were you so good in math that your teachers made the
mistake to let you skip a class?

That statement sums up your logical abilities. You seem to be one of the
fascist indoctrination types. Do you really think someone should take a
class if the person already knows the subject? Is that because you think
conformity and uniformity are more important than learning, so that
everyone has to take the same classes regardless of his/her abilities?

"Bilge" wrote in message
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harry:

Bilge wrote:
Harry:
"Bilge" wrote in message

No, it isn't. Relativistic mass is the total energy.

Bilge, You are confused about definitions, units and concepts and
here you
insist on staying confused.

You're an idiot.

Sigh. Units and concepts of physical quantities are at the very basics
of physics.

Then you should study units and concepts of physical quantities so that
you don't have so much difficulty understanding physics.

Were you so good in math that your teachers made the
mistake to let you skip a class?

That statement sums up your logical abilities. You seem to be one of the
fascist indoctrination types. Do you really think someone should take a
class if the person already knows the subject? Is that because you think
conformity and uniformity are more important than learning, so that
everyone has to take the same classes regardless of his/her abilities?

That means yes?! When you skip subjects, there is a risk to miss something
essential.

Harry:

"Bilge" wrote in message
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harry:

Bilge wrote:
Harry:
"Bilge" wrote in message

No, it isn't. Relativistic mass is the total energy.

Bilge, You are confused about definitions, units and concepts and
here you
insist on staying confused.

You're an idiot.

Sigh. Units and concepts of physical quantities are at the very basics
of physics.

Then you should study units and concepts of physical quantities so that
you don't have so much difficulty understanding physics.

Were you so good in math that your teachers made the
mistake to let you skip a class?

That statement sums up your logical abilities. You seem to be one of the
fascist indoctrination types. Do you really think someone should take a
class if the person already knows the subject? Is that because you think
conformity and uniformity are more important than learning, so that
everyone has to take the same classes regardless of his/her abilities?

That means yes?!

No, it doesn't mean ``yes.'' You'll have to divide the sentence into
its individual logical components, since a yes or no answer would
be inconsistent with the correct answers to the two different questions
you've merged.

When you skip subjects, there is a risk to miss something essential.

Ok, then since I've taken a great many more physics classes than you
have, you've obviously missed a great deal of essential material. Get
back to me when you've taken those courses.

Ok, then since I've taken a great many more physics classes than you
have, you've obviously missed a great deal of essential material. Get
back to me when you've taken those courses.

which ones do I need to take, I only need enough courses making me able
to make just a single small prediction

thank you in advance

parallelepiped:
Ok, then since I've taken a great many more physics classes than you
have, you've obviously missed a great deal of essential material. Get
back to me when you've taken those courses.

which ones do I need to take, I only need enough courses making me able
to make just a single small prediction

You'll have to ask harry. He's the one who placed the emphansis
on coursework. I'm only requiring him to apply his standard to
himself.