Sue... wrote:
Perspicacious wrote:
Oh!
He added realism to the i axis where AE couldn't ?
When is he dining with the King of Sweden?

Sue...

One of the many crimes of William Tyndale was to
translate the Bible out of Latin into English so
that the people of England could read and understand
divine things for themselves. When it dawns on the
church of physics that Shubert is successfully
undermining church authority and is overturning
the mumbo-jumbo of relativity (mysticism), then
I expect that Shubert will suffer a martyr's fate.

http://www.williamtyndale.com/0crime...iamtyndale.htm

The square root of one is the same in any language.
and
The square root of minus one is too. o)

Sue...


Sue...

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| Sue... wrote:
| Perspicacious wrote:
| Oh!
| He added realism to the i axis where AE couldn't ?
| When is he dining with the King of Sweden?
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| Sue...
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| One of the many crimes of William Tyndale was to
| translate the Bible out of Latin into English so
| that the people of England could read and understand
| divine things for themselves. When it dawns on the
| church of physics that Shubert is successfully
| undermining church authority and is overturning
| the mumbo-jumbo of relativity (mysticism), then
| I expect that Shubert will suffer a martyr's fate.
|
| http://www.williamtyndale.com/0crime...iamtyndale.htm
|
| The square root of one is the same in any language.
| and
| The square root of minus one is too. o)
|
| Sue...
|
|
| Sue...
|

I agree that mathematically illiterate folks are
greatly alarmed by Shubert not invoking the postulate
of a cosmic everywhere present "now" and perceive danger
in his preference not to presuppose any group postulate
to derive the Lorentz transformation. No doubt you feel
threatened by Shubert teaching the homogeneity of time.

http://www.everythingimportant.org/r...ty/special.pdf

Uncle Al wrote:
Perspicacious wrote:

There are subtleties in the twin paradox that can't be
avoided unless you're competent in high school algebra
and can follow carefully stated mathematical reasoning,
line by line. I only know of one paper that properly
resolves the "twin paradox." It is carefully detailed
and is written by a mathematician. Let me know if you
have any questions.

http://www.everythingimportant.org/r...ty/special.pdf

Emprical idiot.

http://www.hawaii.edu/suremath/SRtwinParadox.html
http://physics.syr.edu/courses/modules/LIGHTCONE/twins.html

The twin that traverses the most space accumulates the least time.


The conclusions in the above two links are contradictory and mutually
ezxclusive. The first link asserts that there is no time difference in
the age of the tweens. the second link asserts that the time difference
that exists is non paradoxical but a consequence of Minkowski spacetime
properties.

Mike




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http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz.pdf

"Emprical idiot" UA, so the farther you go the less you age? How
stoooopid is that?

Way to go, Mike. Stick it in his face and shove it deep! No one
(except mebbe Bilge) deserves it more.

TomGee wrote:
"Emprical idiot" UA, so the farther you go the less you age? How
stoooopid is that?


You can't fool mother nature TomGee. Travelers age less that
those that don't.

Sam Wormley wrote:
TomGee wrote:
"Emprical idiot" UA, so the farther you go the less you age? How
stoooopid is that?


You can't fool mother nature TomGee. Travelers age less that
those that don't.

I doubt nature pays very much attention to how things
move in the space between ears.

This ``space'' is usually referred to as space-time, for obvious
reasons. Note that space-time cannot be regarded as a straightforward
generalization of Euclidian 3-space to four dimensions, with time as
the fourth dimension. The distribution of signs in the metric ensures
that the time coordinate is not on the same footing as the three space
coordinates. Thus, space-time has a non-isotropic nature which is quite
unlike Euclidian space with its positive definite metric. According to
the relativity principle, all physical laws are expressible as
interrelationships between 4-tensors in space-time.
http://farside.ph.utexas.edu/teachin...es/node13.html

Sue...

Worms, as a stand-up straight man, you're not bad. That was hilarious.

Sue, that was funny too.