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Relativity has no theory as point relative to point needs no more decription
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news.onet.pl
2011-03-21 14:30:20 UTC
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and motion relative to observer is fully defined decryption of motion
event.
Decryption?
There are no absolute points in space and space has no other properties
but
containment of matter.
Really? Funny how we can measure properties for space. And space has
geometry (ie dimensions).
Creating a theory out of prime word such as "relative" is science
fiction.
So you can measure empty space....
Please give me an example as I would like to know how you would do it.

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Indeed it is .. as noone makes a physics theory out of a word (even a
'prime' word .. whatever you think that means).
Really .. you're a moron
MrTallyman
2011-03-22 01:05:37 UTC
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and motion relative to observer is fully defined decryption of motion event.
Decryption?
There are no absolute points in space and space has no other properties but
containment of matter.
Really? Funny how we can measure properties for space. And space has
geometry (ie dimensions).
Creating a theory out of prime word such as "relative" is science fiction.
Indeed it is .. as noone makes a physics theory out of a word (even a
'prime' word .. whatever you think that means).
Really .. you're a moron
I abso-fucking-lutely concur.

He is a 'prime' example of just how dopey a 'make it up as you go''
idiot can get.

I'd like to blame it on some bad Rye bread he ate, but I fear it has
more to do with *that* being all the brainpower the sad case was given to
work with.

Double bad, get handed shit for brains, and then choose the wrong path
in life to iron out what little you were given.

He should just go find a tall bridge to launch himself from, and he can
ponder the reality of relativity as the gravity of his circumstance
forces him toward his relative terminus.

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