Uncovering the Truth Behind E=mc²

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The discussion centers around the validity of E=mc², with one user affirming its truth and linking it to the atomic bomb's creation. Another user dismisses the equation as a hoax, claiming Einstein never existed and suggesting it is government propaganda. There is a humorous tone in the conversation, with references to conspiracy theories and aliens. A suggestion is made to explore Einstein's collected papers for a clearer understanding of his theories. Overall, the thread juxtaposes serious scientific discourse with playful skepticism and conspiracy.
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is it true that e = mc² ?
 
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Ahhh...yea. Thats how the atomic bomb was made (bombing of hiroshima for example). A simple chain reaction to release the energy stored uranium in atoms.

http://www.btinternet.com/~j.doyle/SR/Emc2/Derive.htm
 
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Nope. The whole thing is a hoax. Einstein never existed. E=mc2 is government propaganda designed to brainwash you. And all the moderators on this site are aliens. Congrats on uncovering the truth :).
 
ahaha...lol :)
 
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Congrats on uncovering the truth :).
Way to go, Doofus.

Now we're going to have to cook up a whole new cover.
 
We can just use project franzbear to cover it up.
 
If we're being pedantic its only the low velocity limit the whole truth is uncovered in special relativity. I suggest reading through the collected papers of Einstein. It's not as tough as it may sound because he has a great way of explaining his logic to all.
 
Did I miss something :biggrin:
 
Probably. :-p
 

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