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It’s not as funny as you think. The paper was published in Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A (Q1) and has a lot of citations, and the authors...

Critical review of the article cited in the original post

Mechanics is an inherently nonlinear science with plenty of counterintuitive effects. I believe that trying to explain everything on...

Looks like a 'big science' pulled out of thin air.

Well, I read one book on history of QM (Duncan, part 1) and I don't know how non physicist could understand any of it.

That's exactly what I mean. And I was reading a book by a philosopher of science, and he claimed that Einstein canceled Newton.

I doubt that this statement is applicable to the history of science.

A general note (just for historical fairness): the theory of relativity originated with Poincaré, not Einstein. And it was developed not...

I think OP suffers from a lack of intuitive clarity regarding relativity

The whole point is what is meant by the word 'understand'. For example, any qualified mathematician can understand the theory of relativity.

Multiply the last equation by ##e^{ix}## and substitute ##u=e^{ix}##

Consider a right cone with vertex ##O## and vertex angle ##2\alpha##. A coin of radius ##r## rolls around the cone without slipping...

I fixed the issue. Your help was invaluable.