Einstein Made It Up As He Went Along

[NoEinstein]

On Sep 1, 11:55 am, "Dirk Van de moortel"

behaved like a complete first class imbecile on

Dear Sam: "Mere acceleration" is a uniform linear increase in velocity
that's caused by any uniform thrust or propulsion.  When I discovered
that M-M doesn't have a CONTROL, I negated "Lorentz" anything, and
such negates space-time, too.  Clocks slow down at velocity, because
they are being hit by a gravity-like side pressure from the flowing
ether.  Such is what seems to push you back in your seat in airliners,
when the plane is flying level and at a uniform velocity.

Ouch, let's just not comment on this :-(

NoEinstein -

No, hardly :-)

Then we're moving through the ether all the time as a whole planet of
people at far greater speeds than anything achievable by an airplane.
Flying around in an airplane shouldn't make any noticeable difference

But alas, just to make you look like a complete and utter
idiot, it *does* make a reprodicuble measurable difference.
Nature can be so cruel to the weak, right?
Dirk Vdm

Dear Dirk: The ether flow that is gravity spirals down to be vertical
at the Earth's surface. So, there is zero differential rotational
velocity between the ether and the Earth. That's why you aren't being
knocked sideways. — NoEinstein —

[Damaeus]

In news:sci.physics, "Dirk Van de moortel"

Then we're moving through the ether all the time as a whole planet of
people at far greater speeds than anything achievable by an airplane.
Flying around in an airplane shouldn't make any noticeable difference

But alas, just to make you look like a complete and utter
idiot, it *does* make a reprodicuble measurable difference.
Nature can be so cruel to the weak, right?

Fuck you. ...Now I look like an idiot.

But now I'll respond to absolve myself of the Crown of Idiocy reserved
for your little noggin...

Who cares? We're talking about pressures of the ether. That you
don't think I'd already know that riding in an airplane would make
*some* measurable difference, even in relation to the motion of our
planet through the cosmos, is...is...is..., well I don't know what
kind of stupidity you're exhibiting, but it sure is annoying!

I mean... What's the ultimate outcome of your reply? What did it
accomplish? You certainly didn't make *me* look like an idiot. *I*
turned the whole thing around and pointed out the *absurdity* of your
belief that pointing out the obvious would make *me* look like an
idiot! That's insane! That's like pointing out that the secondary
reason I can breathe is because I have a mouth and nose holes. You're
like one step away from claiming the reason I can breathe is because I
have lungs!

You know... I've never actually used kill filters on usenet because I
always thought it would be rude to exclude anyone from a conversation.
But I'm beginning to see a real use for them building in this group.
The only *bad* part is that filtering fractures threads and sometimes
topics arise in which dumb-asses like you say something so ridiculous
that it makes sense in a way that you're not aware of, yourself, so
you still come in handy as a spigot of insight, on occasion.

Damaeus

[NoEinstein]

Post by Damaeus
In news:sci.physics, "Dirk Van de moortel"

Then we're moving through the ether all the time as a whole planet of
people at far greater speeds than anything achievable by an airplane.
Flying around in an airplane shouldn't make any noticeable difference

But alas, just to make you look like a complete and utter
idiot, it *does* make a reprodicuble measurable difference.
Nature can be so cruel to the weak, right?

Fuck you.  ...Now I look like an idiot.
But now I'll respond to absolve myself of the Crown of Idiocy reserved
for your little noggin...
Who cares?  We're talking about pressures of the ether.  That you
don't think I'd already know that riding in an airplane would make
*some* measurable difference, even in relation to the motion of our
planet through the cosmos, is...is...is..., well I don't know what
kind of stupidity you're exhibiting, but it sure is annoying!
I mean... What's the ultimate outcome of your reply?  What did it
accomplish?  You certainly didn't make *me* look like an idiot.  *I*
turned the whole thing around and pointed out the *absurdity* of your
belief that pointing out the obvious would make *me* look like an
idiot!  That's insane!  That's like pointing out that the secondary
reason I can breathe is because I have a mouth and nose holes.  You're
like one step away from claiming the reason I can breathe is because I
have lungs!
You know... I've never actually used kill filters on usenet because I
always thought it would be rude to exclude anyone from a conversation.
But I'm beginning to see a real use for them building in this group.
The only *bad* part is that filtering fractures threads and sometimes
topics arise in which dumb-asses like you say something so ridiculous
that it makes sense in a way that you're not aware of, yourself, so
you still come in handy as a spigot of insight, on occasion.
Damaeus

Dear Damaeus: Exacting time measurements using two synchronized atomic
clocks, one remaining on the Earth, and one flying on the space
shuttle, show, conclusively, that the latter is slowed over long
journeys. No, that isn't time dilation, or anything to do with
Einstein. It is simply that the second clock is being side impacted
by the downward flowing ether which constitutes the Earth's gravity.
Because the density of the ether obeys the inverse square law, all of
the effects that had been supposedly "predicted" by Einstein's
theories can now be correctly explained as just the effects of ether
flow.

A bigger example of such effects is the precession of the elliptical
orbit of Mercury. Because the ether (gravity) flowing into the Sun is
denser on the minor axis of Mercury's orbit, in such positions,
Mercury's velocity gets increased (kicked) more than on the major
axis. This same effect is what causes all of the GPS variances that
have been so argued about in these groups. The "kick" of ether is
what allows our space probes to get "gravity assists". The latter can
only occur on the BACK side, or same direction as the planet, or moon
is rotating Those gravity assists are exactly why the planet Mercury
has orbital precession. And Einstein's theories have nothing at all
to do with it! — NoEinstein —