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Author: Gerald L. O'BarrGerald L. O'Barr Date: Aug 27, 2007 16:48
What Does SR stand For?
SR stands for Special Relativity. But in truth,
SR really stands for stupid relativity. SR says that
our reality is a 4-D reality. And yet, there is not
one test to unambiguously establish such a...
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Author: AndroclesAndrocles Date: Aug 27, 2007 17:35
"Gerald L. O'Barr" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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: What Does SR stand For?
Stupid Relativity.
What Globarr stand for?
Stupid Aether.
Thanks for reading.
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Author: JanPBJanPB Date: Aug 27, 2007 17:47
On Aug 27, 4:48 pm, "Gerald L. O'Barr" yahoo.com> wrote:> What Does SR stand For?
>
> SR stands for Special Relativity. But in truth,
> SR really stands for stupid relativity. SR says that
> our reality is a 4-D reality. And yet, there is not
> one test to unambiguously establish such a concept.
> Not one test! Every test that has so far been
> conducted in SR is able to be seen as a simple 3-D
> test. Never has any test been conducted that had to
> have been a 4-D act. Never, never, never!
4D is just a model. One can e.g. set up Newtonian mechanics as a 4D
system. Or set up SR as a 3D system (which is what Einstein did in
1905).
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Jan Bielawski
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Author: PmbPmb Date: Aug 27, 2007 18:20
> What Does SR stand For?
>
> SR stands for Special Relativity. But in truth,
> SR really stands for stupid relativity.
And of course we all disagree on this point.
> SR says that our reality is a 4-D reality.
Tell me Gerald. What does the term "4-D reality" mean to you? The literal
meaning of it means that all possible events require three spatial
coordinates and 1 temporal coordinate. This existed before relativity but
found extended use after relativity and in an entirely new way.
> And yet, there is not one test to unambiguously establish such a concept.
Sure there is. As I see the problem here is that you're making far too much
out of 4D spacetime than there really is. The _only_ meaning that can be
assigned to this 4-D relatity is that events have a location and a time.
That's all there is to it. If you look at your clock then that yields and
event in spacetime. You knew where you were at the time you were there.
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Author: Don StockbauerDon Stockbauer Date: Aug 27, 2007 19:39
What does SR stand for?
I'm afraid it's rather polysemous.
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Author: Gerald L. O'BarrGerald L. O'Barr Date: Aug 27, 2007 21:36
Jan Bielawski - JanPB gmail.com> wrote:> Gerald L. O'Barr yahoo.com> wrote:>> What Does SR stand For?
>
>> SR stands for Special Relativity. But in truth,
>> SR really stands for stupid relativity. SR says that
>> our reality is a 4-D reality. And yet, there is not
>> one test to unambiguously establish such a concept.
>> Not one test! Every test that has so far been
>> conducted in SR is able to be seen as a simple 3-D
>> test. Never has any test been conducted that had to
>> have been a 4-D act. Never, never, never!
> 4D is just a model. One can e.g. set up Newtonian
> mechanics as a 4D system. Or set up SR as a 3D
> system (which is what Einstein did in 1905).
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Author: Gerald L. O'BarrGerald L. O'Barr Date: Aug 27, 2007 21:50
Pmb somewhere.net> wrote:> Gerald L. O'Barr yahoo.com> wrote:>> What Does SR stand For?
>
>> SR stands for Special Relativity. But in truth,
>> SR really stands for stupid relativity.
O'Barr wrote:
>> SR says that our reality is a 4-D reality.
Pmb somewhere.net> wrote:> Tell me Gerald. What does the term "4-D reality"
> mean to you? The literal
> meaning of it means that all possible events
> require three spatial
> coordinates and 1 temporal coordinate. This
> existed before relativity but
> found extended use after relativity and in
> an entirely new way.
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Author: PmbPmb Date: Aug 27, 2007 22:08
> Pmb somewhere.net> wrote:>> Gerald L. O'Barr yahoo.com> wrote:>>> What Does SR stand For?
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>>> SR stands for Special Relativity. But in truth,
>>> SR really stands for stupid relativity.
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> O'Barr wrote:
>>> SR says that our reality is a 4-D reality.
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>
> Pmb somewhere.net> wrote:>> Tell me Gerald. What does the term "4-D reality"
>> mean to you? The literal
>> meaning of it means that all possible events
>> require three spatial ...
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Author: JeckylJeckyl Date: Aug 27, 2007 22:50
> What Does SR stand For?
>
> SR stands for Special Relativity.
Wow
> But in truth,
> SR really stands for stupid relativity.
So does LET stand for Loser Ether Theory?
> SR says that our reality is a 4-D reality.
That's what experimental evidence says
> And yet, there is not
> one test to unambiguously establish such a concept.
> Not one test! Every test that has so far been
> conducted in SR is able to be seen as a simple 3-D
> test. Never has any test been conducted that had to
> have been a 4-D act. Never, never, never!
And no test shows that reality it is not 4D. Did you forget to point that
out?
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Author: JanPBJanPB Date: Aug 27, 2007 23:46
On Aug 27, 9:36 pm, "Gerald L. O'Barr" yahoo.com> wrote:> Jan Bielawski - JanPB gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Gerald L. O'Barr yahoo.com> wrote:>>> What Does SR stand For?
>
>>> SR stands for Special Relativity. But in truth,
>>> SR really stands for stupid relativity. SR says that
>>> our reality is a 4-D reality. And yet, there is not
>>> one test to unambiguously establish such a concept.
>>> Not one test! Every test that has so far been
>>> conducted in SR is able to be seen as a simple 3-D
>>> test. Never has any test been conducted that had to
>>> have been a 4-D act. Never, never, never!
> JanPB gmail.com> wrote:>> 4D is just a model. One can e.g. set up Newtonian
>> mechanics as a 4D system. Or set up SR as a 3D
>> system (which is what Einstein did in 1905).
>
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