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LindaLou wrote:

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I don't think you're making a very convincing case for yourself by declaring people like Einstein to be wrong when you don't understand much about the science in the first place. Like I said, you can go tell all the physicists who have been using his ideas for decades that he's wrong, and collect your Nobel Prize

Just to back this statement up further, citing Einstein to be a fraud and incorrect would require volumes and volumes of essays. It would require first and foremost a complete understanding of his accomplishments and an ability to confidently converse about any one of them at the snap of a finger (without the need to pause and go look it up first). In other words, you'd need to be an expert in the field. Anyone citing that Einstein is just a hoaxer or wrong would need to be outrageously intelligent, someone whose intelligence has likely afforded them some measure of fame (though not necessarily so please don't extract this quote and quibble about it, I said likely, not absolutely). It's certainly not going to be just some random poster who simply says Einstein's wrong and finalizes their conclusion with that statement alone -- no offense about calling you just some random poster on an internet forum but I'm included in the that group; I certainly don't have the means to profess an entire field of study is wrong or that one of the most intelligent minds in history is.
Quick question on Einstein's infallibility, okay? Is there or is there not an aether?

Dark Matter + Dark Energy = Dark Truth

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