[Aiya-Oba]

Great minds indeed,
are to history
what mountains
to the Earth.
They erupt above
the sea level,
where you and I,
spend all our struggles.
Like weeds underneath
tall trees,
we are forever
caught in the puzzle,
between our heads
and their pinnacles.

-Aiya-Oba (Poet/Philosopher).

Discoverer:
"Double Hypotenuse Theorem"

[harmonygirl]

moving once again, Aiya-Oba.

[Aiya-Oba]

Thanks Harmonygirl;
You see, the most ubelievable thing about the Universe,
is the invincible Harmony of Cosmos.

Stay glorious,
-Aiya-Oba.

[mkirkpatrick]

Albert Einstein was a great mind,a positive legacy he did leave behind,many cannot grasp
it for they are so blind!


regards michael.

[theunify]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Albert Einstein was a great mind,a positive legacy he did leave behind,many cannot grasp it for they are so blind! regards michael.

"a" and "the" forever a matter of emphasis

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by theunify "a" and "the" forever a matter of emphasis

What matters is the idea,and not the thought,which oft times is altered,and sometimes is
bought.The man in question is not without rhyme,his true name is Albert Einstein!



regards michael.

[bottomlander]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Albert Einstein was a great mind,a positive legacy he did leave behind,many cannot grasp it for they are so blind! regards michael.

TOE will surely spend pages on the Success/Failure of Einstein.
The apparent success is that he made paradoxic microrealm/underlying Physical Reality fade out. In stead of, mathematical results make easy.

Modern physics doesn't care whether Nature can work out its mathematical results or not. As long as outsiders or dissenting physicists cannot overrule the spacetime mathematical system, Spacetime maintains as dictorial Truth, Authority and Mainstream.

Spacetime theories will not lack of followers. Easy to be a follower rather than to think about the troublesome hidden/ultimate truth of Nature. While Nature hides its ultimate physical truth/reality, there can be many peer review honoured mathematical results formulated by modern physics.

An venerable advise is that if you like to write an academic article and got publicated in periodicals of physics to gain credentials, you should choose to extend one of the many ready equations or mathematics, don't tackle limited physical reality that cannot be confirmed or peer reviewed by equations or mathematics.

The failure of Einstein is that after his spacetime platform established, Physics is no longer physics, only systematic mathematical results. Human now has Alice Wonderland and Science Fictions as mainstream theoretical physics.

Regards. Bottomlander

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by bottomlander TOE will surely spend pages on the Success/Failure of Einstein. The apparent success is that he made paradoxic microrealm/underlying Physical Reality fade out. In stead of, mathematical results make easy. Modern physics doesn't care whether Nature can work out its mathematical results or not. As long as outsiders or dissenting physicists cannot overrule the spacetime mathematical system, Spacetime maintains as dictorial Truth, Authority and Mainstream. Spacetime theories will not lack of followers. Easy to be a follower rather than to think about the troublesome hidden/ultimate truth of Nature. While Nature hides its ultimate physical truth/reality, there can be many peer review honoured mathematical results formulated by modern physics. An venerable advise is that if you like to write an academic article and got publicated in periodicals of physics to gain credentials, you should choose to extend one of the many ready equations or mathematics, don't tackle limited physical reality that cannot be confirmed or peer reviewed by equations or mathematics. The failure of Einstein is that after his spacetime platform established, Physics is no longer physics, only systematic mathematical results. Human now has Alice Wonderland and Science Fictions as mainstream theoretical physics. Regards. Bottomlander

You have highlighted an interesting trend there I think.Thanks.
regards michael.

[mkirkpatrick]

Albert Einstein was a man of vision,who could see through a problem,without the revision.
he knew that the answer lay in the light,and spent most of his life trying to make the sum
right!



regards michael.