Was Einstein's biggest blunder refusing uncertainty?

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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.