TIME HAS INERTIA - EINSTEIN's SILENCE. (1/T)+(1/logM) = 1(Abian)

[Matthew MacIntyre at the National University of Senegal]

ab...@iastate.edu (Alexander Abian) writes:
:
: This is what I mean by being totally indoctrinated, religiously imbued in
: a dogma. Einstein did not have my intellectual stamina, insight and
: genius. He rejected the rejection of Conservation Laws and remained
: silent and remained enslaved by blinding and subjugating indoctrinations
: of the Conservation Laws especially that of the total mass of the Cosmos.
:
: My point is that the Conservation Laws, especially the conservation of
: the total mass (or energy) of the Cosmos are untenable. I repeatedly
: proclaimed that:
:
: SOME ENERGY (i.e. MASS) OF THE COSMOS IS IRRETRIEVABLY LOST
:
: Maybe Einstein suspected that, but he did not know and could not
: figure it out FOR WHAT REASON THERE IS AN IRRETRIEVABLE LOSS OF ENERGY!
:
: I (Alexander Abian) figured it out and proclaimed:
:
: THE IRRETRIEVABLE ENERGY (i.e. MASS) IS SPENT TO MOVE TIME FORWARD
:
: Because
:
: TIME HAS INERTIA, THERE IS EQUIVALENCE OF TIME AND MASS and
:
: (A) (1/T) + (1/log M) = 1
:
: So, perhaps if there is anything which is conserved it is
:
: (1/T) + (1/log M)
:
: (or a better approximation of the above) and not the total mass of the
: Cosmos.
:
: By the way, I know that at present the physicists say:
:
: "it is the entire stress-energy tensor which is conserved
: in the sense of being divergence-free tensor"
:
:
: BUT STILL THE SCIENTIFIC ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ENTIRE WORLD STUBBORNLY
: AND WITH PASSION BELIEVES THAT THERE IS NO IRRETRIEVABLE LOSS OF
: ENERGY OR MASS IN THE ENTIRE COSMOS !!!
:
: And, I (Alexander Abian) single handedly am overthrowing the above
: decadent principle and STANDING ALONE AGAINST THE ENTIRE SCIENTIFIC ESTAB-
: LISHMENTS OF THE ENTIRE WORLD, I AM DEFIANTLY PROCLAIMING:
:
: THERE IS AN IRRETRIEVABLE LOSS OF ENERGY (OR MASS) WHICH
: IS SPENT TO MOVE TIME FORWARD
:
: because TIME HAS INERTIA and because there is:
:
:
: (A) EQUIVALENCE OF TIME AND MASS
:
: and because there is
:
: (AA) EQUIVALENCE OF EXISTENCE AND MASS
:
: and I will not remain silent as Einstein remained. I figured out the answer.
:
: In replying please use Subject: TIME HAS INERTIA - Einstein's silence, as
: otherwise, I may miss reading your comments. Thanks. Alexander Abian.
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: TIME HAS INERTIA. EQUIVALENCE OF TIME AND MASS: (1/T)+(1/log M) = 1 (ABIAN).
: EQUIVALENCE OF EXISTENCE AND MASS
: VENUS MUST BE GIVEN A NEAR EARTH-LIKE ORBIT TO BECOME A BORN AGAIN EARTH

[Matthew MacIntyre at the National University of Senegal]

matm...@nuscc.nus.sg (Matthew MacIntyre at the National University of Senegal) writes:
: Whether his critics like it or not,there is no doubt that Prof Abian has
: founded an entirely new approach to physics. Unfortunately, there is no
: facility for archiving Prof Abian's writings, nor for a FAQ in sci.physics.
: In a high-volume group like this one, it is all too likely that some of us
: will miss some of Prof Abian's posts.
: It is therefore high time for a special group to be created, devoted to
: the discussion of Time Has Inertia. The existence of the new group will
: also attract the attention of many people in other groups who might be
: very interested in Prof Abian's highly original alternatives to current
: theory. I propose alt.fan.alex-abian or alt.THI.
: Prof Abian: I hope that you will not find these titles too frivolous.
: Unfortunately the protocols of Internet require newsfroup titles of a
: fixed format. I do hope that when the new group is created, you will
: contribute to it and answer any questions or objections which may be
: posted there.
: Unfortunately, I do not have the facilities for creating such a new group.
: So I wish to appeal to someone who does have such facilities to create
: such a group as soon as possible. Ultimately we must aim for a whole
: hierarchy, alt.THI.history, alt.THI.venus, sci.THI.research and so on.
: Wishing you all a feeling of security,