Is Peter Lynds a Controversial Figure in the Discussion of Space and Time?

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Peter Lynds is a significant figure in the discourse surrounding the nature of space and time, despite not being universally regarded as a genius. His work has reignited discussions on longstanding paradoxes, inviting diverse perspectives on temporal concepts. A letter from Lynds indicates he does not view himself as a successor to Einstein. Additionally, the non-profit association Astroseti is in the process of translating his influential paper for publication in Foundations of Physics Letters, pending copyright authorization.

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Michael Artime
Hi, this is my first thread in this forum, and it seems this is a really interesting place to make a good debate.

Well, I want to say that Peter Lynds is not a genious, but he deserves respect because of his boldness. He has opened again an old paradox controveres, and any new point of view about time nature is always wellcomed.

Well, here I attach a letter received from him where he clearly indicates he does not condider himself a new Eintein.

http://ciencia.astroseti.org/astrofisica/lyndsfake.php

By the way, Astroseti (the non profit association I belong to) is translating into Spanish the famous paper to be published in Foundations of Physich Letters. We are still waiting the authorization of the mentioned journal, and as soon as we received it (they are the owners of the copyright) we will add it to our web contents. (http://ciencia.astroseti.org/ )

Best regards and congratulations for this wonderfull forum.
 
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