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Dr Ruckhaber (Jewish) and his quote above with its admittedly rough translation, is one of the best summaries of the fraud that is the Relativity cult. Ruckhaber was a professor of philosophy in Berlin. Relativity is not science as evidenced by the scientific method. It was, as Ruckhaber well understood, first and foremost an interpretative philosophy. The entire nexus of the complicated and circular mathematics is of course the philosophical imperative to deny what tens of thousands of light interference experiments found – no movement of the Earth but a confirmation of the aether wind.
From Einstein’s confused and largely plagiarized thesis it is a short hop to the testicles can be an ovary, the universe is revolving around the merry-go-round which is apparently immobile, and our universe is one of thousands of ‘multiverses’ (given that everything is ‘relative’). ‘The Science’ cannot explain the planet we live on, or how the moon was formed, or why Venus’ rotation is backward and slowing down. But apparently, pace its own propaganda, ‘The Science’ knows everything. It knows very little.
Einstein used the charge of antisemitism starting in the early 1920s. Ironically his own diaries reveal Einstotle to be rather racist and misogynistic. Some recent pundits surmise that the Jewish philosopher was actually anti-semitic, based on recent ‘hate laws’. Shutting down debate by calling someone a racist or anti-semite has a long antecedent. It is not a new phenomena.
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Heisenberg developed the Uncertainty Principle still used in the standard ‘science’ model today. It is an important part of the QM standard model.
Uncertainty Principle: When scientists view a particle, the uncertainty in identifying the position of a particle and the uncertainty in its momentum, should never be less than one-half of the reduced Planck constant: Δx Δp ≥ℏ2 where:
· Δx: Uncertainty in position (x being the position of the particle)
· Δp: Uncertainty in momentum
· ℏ: Reduced Planck’s constant (ℏ = h/2π)
For example, if we know ‘everything’ about where a particle, say an electron, is located (the uncertainty of its position is quite small), it does not mean that we know anything about its momentum or velocity. The opposite would also be true (we know the particle’s movement but nothing about its current location). Variations of this principle exist for energy and time.
Einstein of course disavowed and publicly criticized Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle and Quantum Mechanics. But Quantum Mechanics, initially depending on nothing more than statistical analysis, was having reasonable success in analyzing and predicting the effects of the subatomic world. There are issues with QM, but also definite discoveries and experimental proof. Einstein’s opposition was a losing battle which only highlights the philosophical and temperamental deficiencies of Relativists.
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“Pure mathematics consists entirely of assertions to the effect that if such and such a proposition is true of anything then such and such another proposition is true of that thing. It is essential not to discuss whether the first proposition is really true, and not to mention what the anything is, of which it is supposed to be true. Both of these points would belong to applied mathematics…. Thus, mathematics may be defined as the subject in which we never know what we are talking about, nor what we are saying is true.”
(Bertrand Russell, Mysticism and Logic, 1957, pp. 70-71)
“In my (Einstein’s) scientific activity, I am always hampered by the same mathematical difficulties, which make it impossible for me to confirm or refute my general relativist field theory.”
(Einstein November 25, 1948, quoted in Letters to Solovine, translated by Wade Baskin from the French Lettres à Maurice Solovine, 1987, p. 111)
Russell is right. You can blind anyone with maths. Einstein knew that his maths-only theory was hardly a ‘law’ or ‘axiom’ and he was ‘hampered’ by his own tautological maths. Einstein could not prove his own theory as he admits in the quote above. His theology, preached from a soap box in the village square, had precious little mechanical support and was based on forced answers from largely circular calculus equations. More here