Revisiting Einstein's Biggest Blunder: Uncertainty and its Impact on Science

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The discussion centers on the perception of Einstein's greatest blunder, with a focus on his rejection of uncertainty rather than his cosmological constant. Participants highlight the significance of the equivalence principle, which relates accelerating reference frames to gravitational fields, and some humorously critique Einstein's hairstyle and a supposed oversight in his writings about E = mc². The conversation ultimately devolves into jokes, indicating a lighthearted tone while exploring serious scientific concepts.
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Einstein thought the cosmological constant was the biggest blunder of his life.
however, I think his biggest blunder was refusing uncertainty.
dou you agree?
 
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The equivalence of an accelerating reference frame with a gravitational field was a big one.
 
dipole said:
The equivalence of an accelerating reference frame with a gravitational field was a big one.
?? :rolleyes: That's the equivalence principle. What's wrong with that?
 
ilhan8 said:
biggest blunder of Einstein?

Mrs. Einstein.
 
he fot relitizity woz rite lol
see http://youstupidrelativist.com

Only kidding, I'm pretty sure Einstein's greatest blunder involved naked girls in a hotel room though ;)
 
genericusrnme said:
he fot relitizity woz rite lol
see http://youstupidrelativist.com

Only kidding, I'm pretty sure Einstein's greatest blunder involved naked girls in a hotel room though ;)

Heres to stumbling from one blunder to the next.
 
ilhan8 said:
... biggest blunder of Einstein?
His hairstyle.
 
Einstein was convinced that E = mc. He wrote an article on it and put a footnote reference on the equation, the second footnote in that paper. He intended to write the following note: "This is the greatest equation ever". However, in his haste, he forgot to add it in.
 
This thread has pretty much collapsed into a series of bad jokes.
 
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