| Re: Why accelerators cannot push electrons travel at speed more than "c |
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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile
Author: SpacemanSpaceman Date: Sep 10, 2008 11:59
> This is where I say, "gotcha!" Guess what? DC
> doesn't have a frequency. DC is not a wave at all.
> Now, Mr. Berry, meet Dingle.
LOL
You have just proven you truly have no clue at all
about e/m anything.
LOL
> You are not authorized to tell me what I am
> not authorized to tell you that you are authorized
> to say. Look, we are a free people. You can't
> force us to kneel down and pray to the Institute
> for Creation Physics.
You are the one in the "creation" physics group.
I feel sorry for you.
Worshipping Einstein like he is a god instead of thinking
on your own.
LOL
> Apparently you are still too stoopid to stick to the
> subject at hand.
LOL
This comes from the dingleberry that creates multiple
subjects instead of following the original subject of
the limits of "e/m" waves pushing an electron.
LOL
>> You should learn how to measure relative speed someday,
>> you may actually find out all speeds are relative.
>
> Did I ever say anything else?
Actually yes, you did
You say photons always travel at c.
Apparently you have no clue that implies they can break
that simple "relative motion" rule you worship.
--
James M Driscoll Jr
Creator of the Clock Malfunction Theory
Spaceman
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