> On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 23:41:23 -0700 (PDT), socratus
>
> bezeqint.net> wrote:

>>The Time ( the flow of time ) is the way to avoid and change
>> the monotony of Eternity/ Nothingness/ Vacuum: T=0K.
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>
> Dear Israel Sadovnik,
>    Don Sockbauer is an ace motorcycle racing mechanic
> according to his website, but I doubt he knows beans about
> Time Dilation Physics or God.... which is what this thread
> is supposed to be about.
>    Regarding Physics, I have a question for you.  You have
> raised the issue of "personal time dilations" versus "clock
> time dilations" and I have responded by mentioning that I
> have published a proof that the common "personal time
> dilation" is actually the phenomena known as "God"; while of
> course we know that "clock time dilations" are due to the
> phenomena of Gravity, as Relativity proves.
>    Now, while motorcycle racing may be intimately connected
> with  the experience of "personal time dilations",
> particularly if the chain breaks at 160 m.p.h.; I am more
> interested in a famous example posed by Einstein himself. An
> amateur once asked Einstein for a simple example of a
> Relativistic Time Dilation and he said:
>                    Famous Einstein Quote
>         "When a man sits with a pretty girl for an
>          hour, it seems like a minute. But let him sit
>         on a hot stove for a minute and it's longer
>         than any hour. That's relativity."
>             (Einstein, Journal of Exothermic
>              Science and Technology
>              JEST, Vol. 1, No. 9; 1938)
>
>    Now here we have Einstein comparing a "subjective"
> (personal) time dilation to the "objective" (clock) time
> dilations of Relativity!  That is, (as I have shown; Hammond
> 2003) Einstein was comparing the phenomena of Gravity to the
> phenomena of God!
>    The question I have then is this:  Do you think Einstein
> was simply GUESSING that there was a relationship between
> "personal" vs. "clock" time dilations, or do you think he
> actually KNEW there was a scientific relationship between
> God and Relativity?  I'm interested in your personal
> opinion.... and Don Stockbauer's too if he managed to bring
> that motorcycle to a stop without catching the chain in the
> spokes at 160... it must have seemed like an eternity coming
> to a stop!
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>      SCIENTIFIC PROOF OF GOD: