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weirdoguy replied to the thread Hello from an autodidact physicist wannabe.Yeah, like why don't untrained people try to come up with cure for cancer or some new way of doing surgeries, or something about genetics... -
weirdoguy reacted to PeroK's post in the thread Hello from an autodidact physicist wannabe with
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There are a lot of retired engineers, especially software engineers, who believe they have a grand unification theory. We get dozens of... -
Shut down all education except the Bible. That's all you need.
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weirdoguy replied to the thread B What reference frame is used for the velocity v in the Lorentz transformation?.There are no authoritative theories in physics. We do not "belive" in any theory because someone said we should. We "belive" in them...
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I vividly remember that one! It was ugly and embarrassing, but somehow only surprising to it’s creators.
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weirdoguy reacted to Herman Trivilino's post in the thread I What does equiprobable mean in the context of thermal motion? with Like.
You asked for "idea of proof", and that's the idea: To show that the direction of the velocity is uniformly distributed. @jbriggs444...
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I see what you're saying. I just don't agree with it. I'll bow out at this point.
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Your use, yes. That was my point. All those other referees, reviewers, and audience members didn't publish those papers and books. You...
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I'm saying that if the transformations don't form a group, IMO it's highly questionable, to say the least, to use them in any kind of...
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You seems to want to say that something can follow the first postulate of relativity independent if it is a relativistic or a...
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Lorentz boosts stand alone as a transformation between inertial reference frames in M4. You're conflating group structure with...
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No, they don't. They're not a group in 3+1 spacetime; they're not closed under composition. Only in 1+1 spacetime do Lorentz boosts by...
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weirdoguy replied to the thread I What does equiprobable mean in the context of thermal motion?.I think OP has even more basic problem - understanding what this: means. And thinking in terms of mean behavior of large amount of...
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weirdoguy replied to the thread I What does equiprobable mean in the context of thermal motion?.Since when is 12 "extremely large"? You are not listening to what people are saying. All the book is saying is true: - on average - when...
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No, I'm not. I'm pointing out that "the relativity principle", as far as physics is concerned, is not one thing. Galilean invariance is...
