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I could be wrong because I just skimmed the arguments, but based on Tach’s history, this is what I think happened. He made the mistake of claiming that the angles were invariant, and then moved the...

Pete, were you guys just arguing about whether or not the observed angles are transformed during changes of frames of reference?

Relativistic Transformation of Angles

I want to see if you’re wrong or right. Because you continually push, not only the report button, but everyone's buttons.

I never said there was a test, duh! I never said I was doing physics, either. I said that I think James R may be right.

It's no secret that my math skills suck, so what? God, you're such a defensive little guy. A Hail Mary?...hardly. I posted it so that others could follow along. Besides, I think you may be back...

Tach doesn't give out freebies, remember.

If your interested, there's a lot information in this link.

Oh…duh! I can’t believe I did that. That’s what you call an atheist assumption.

“If others tell us something we make assumptions, and if they don't tell us something we make assumptions to...

Wrong! It was Steve Simon, who said that and he supports gay marriage.


"On Monday, May 2, 2011, Simon testified regarding and opposed a proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage in...

Actually, it was Representative Steve Simon, who said those exact words, but you're right, it would be a great bumper sticker.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXpOA3jPC04

It is true that the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body and vice versa but the brain is more interdependent than once thought.

“Broad generalizations are often made in...

Yes it is. If only we could all follow these rule.

http://handbook.reuters.com/?title=Reporting_about_people

Avoiding stereotyping is tough. I used to think that all gay men were good...

"Some gay people argue that the use of homosexual as a noun is offensive, arguing that homosexual people are people first, homosexual being merely an attribute of their humanity."

This is the...

http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?104601-A-proof-involving-the-Einstein-synchronization-method-(help-please)

In this thread, who is BenTheMan agreeing with?

So, is Pete saying that the order in which the two events 1 and 2 are found to occur in will depend on the sign of x1− x2 or vx? It is only when the two events occur at the same point (i.e., x1 =...

Ya, when you posted your weird videos, in one of them you sang “Amazing Grace.” It was pretty good.

The relativity of simultaneity.....that's what the whole argument is about? :bugeye:

Seriously?

No way. Tach knows that. It has to be about something else.

Is there something else?

So, they are different events, right?

So, Pete, using the rockets and missile as a comparison, in this example that you used, a third observer would think that the missile would hit the rocket, but it doesn't, right?
Are you saying...

But only if they are in a position to change pants. If they are out and about, it's best to lie. Back at home, "Well, on second thought, those pants don't do you justice."

Are you essentially saying that all three of Pete’s examples are correct?

Any chance that you'd make it a little bit easier by considering the two rockets in problem 12? Both observers agree that...

Oh, I see. It’s similar to problem 12 then, right?

http://oyc.yale.edu/sites/default/files/problem_set_7_solutions_6.pdf

That's why I thought it was similar to the bar and ring paradox.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/da/BarAndRing.svg/360px-BarAndRing.svg.png

If you disapprove of something, you are making a moral judgment. There is a strong relationship between morality and disgust. Disgust is an emotion.

Carrot on the string...:rolleyes:

Well,...

Maybe she's just talking about the Euler Spiral. :shrug:

What is Straight?

I know. You hear Martin Luther King, Jr. this, Martin Luther King, Jr. that, but you hardly ever hear about Philip Randolph.



I hear ya. Same here. BTW, did you see this video? I loved this...