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It's the answer to everything according to 2001 Space Odyssey.micromass said:Dat ##\nabla##
Ain't nothin' but a thang.AnTiFreeze3 said:WannabeNewton and micromass have both disregarded the rules of this competition by posting twice, after I allowed them to post only once, and have therefore forfeited the prize.
PhizKid said:Prove that there is such thing as a gravitational force without using any Newtonian physics or descendants thereof (since Principia is the prize)
Viru.universe said:but I know physics only upto Newtonian level, so I explained on the basis of the knowledge which I have at the moment
micromass said:But you can't use Newtonian physics since that's the prize he's giving away!
I happen to have a copy that I inherited from my uncle, zoobyinsole, when he passed away 85 years ago. Your doorstop idea is about the best use for it. A quick read through revealed the plot is beyond soporific, the characters are completely 2 dimensional, and the illustrations are like some sort of proto-cubism, all geometric and abstract. There's a lot of talk about the attraction of this body for that body, but none of the romances ever goes anywhere. It's no wonder it has never been made into a movie.AnTiFreeze3 said:Everyone broke the rules, so no one gets the prize. I think I'll buy the book anyway and use it as a doorstop or something.