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12-18-10, 02:27 PM #392
Entertaining? I find it hilarious, especially since you claim it to be wrong, and yet, you can't tell me why you think it's wrong. Here's a clue for you, if you stopped for just a second and thought about what I describe, you would see how Einstein has fabricated a world of illusion, by bending, twisting, and outright fabricating the rules to make his idea appear to work.
...and yet, he can't tell you the velocity of a box from within. Nobody on the face of the Earth has ever been able to determine the velocity of the box, except me. If I overlooked someone that has done it, please educate me??
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Sure I did, you are inside the box, the principle of relativity tells you that you can't decide the state of motion, let alone the speed. You claim that you can. This makes you very entertaining.
...and this is what makes you so laughable.Einstein has fabricated a world of illusion, by bending, twisting, and outright fabricating the rules to make his idea appear to work.
...and yet, he can't tell you the velocity of a box from within. Nobody on the face of the Earth has ever been able to determine the velocity of the box, except me.
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12-18-10, 02:40 PM #396
Again, you say I'm disillusion, but yet you can't tell me why. Show me the basis for making such a claim??
It takes 5 hours for light to travel from one coast to the other, and 15.789473684210526315789473684211 minutes for light to travel back to the starting coast.
Immediately that sends up a red flag, as I now know the country must have an absolute velocity, as the times would be exactly the same from coast to coast and back if the country didn't have a velocity (zero velocity).
Since I know the speed of light is 200 MPH, that means light traveled 1,000 miles in one direction, and 52.631578947368421052631578947367 miles in the opposite direction.
Soooo, from those light travel times, I can calculate the absolute velocity of the country:
Light traveled 1,000 miles in one direction, and 52.631578947368421052631578947367 miles in the opposite direction. That means the light is 947.36842105263157894736842105263 miles from its starting point 5.2631578947368421052631578947368 hours later, which also means the country traveled 947.36842105263157894736842105263 miles from its starting point in 5.2631578947368421052631578947368 hours. 5.2631578947368421052631578947368 hours is 315.78947368421052631578947368416 minutes, so the country traveled 3.0 miles per minute. 3 miles per minute is 180 miles per hour.
Since the country traveled 180 miles per hour for 5 hours, the country traveled 900 miles, and the light traveled 1,000 miles. That means the country is 1,000-900=100 miles wide!
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12-18-10, 02:42 PM #397
So prove it to yourself, measure one way light travel times from point a to point b in a box, and the rest is cut and dry.
Unless you think I made a mistake with the second grade math that I use??
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