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Sam Wormley
Feb 26, 2015, 11:11:21 AM2/26/15
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Why Are Revolutionary Scientists Young?
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TzGsjPeG9o
> Einstein, Newton, Darwin, and Hawking are just some of the young
> scientists that have profoundly shaped science. Why is youth a key
> element in a revolutionary scientist. Note: this vlog contains a fair
> deal of conjecture. I invite healthy discussion and debate.
> Martin Conrad writes:
>
> Einstein's a good example in another way: His lack of preconceptions
> allowed him to grasp Brownian motion, the photoelectric effect, and
> special relativity all in 1905, but the inertia of his preconceptions
> utterly prevented him from being able to embrace quantum physics
> (which, ironically, his early papers helped to bring into being),
> right up to his dying moment....
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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TzGsjPeG9o
> Einstein, Newton, Darwin, and Hawking are just some of the young
> scientists that have profoundly shaped science. Why is youth a key
> element in a revolutionary scientist. Note: this vlog contains a fair
> deal of conjecture. I invite healthy discussion and debate.
> Martin Conrad writes:
>
> Einstein's a good example in another way: His lack of preconceptions
> allowed him to grasp Brownian motion, the photoelectric effect, and
> special relativity all in 1905, but the inertia of his preconceptions
> utterly prevented him from being able to embrace quantum physics
> (which, ironically, his early papers helped to bring into being),
> right up to his dying moment....
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sci.physics is an unmoderated newsgroup dedicated to the discussion
of physics, news from the physics community, and physics-related
social issues.
john
Feb 26, 2015, 11:25:12 AM2/26/15
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Einstein was smart and rejected QM,
and that doesn't shake your 'faith'?
and that doesn't shake your 'faith'?
Sam Wormley
Feb 26, 2015, 11:32:34 AM2/26/15
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On 2/26/15 10:25 AM, john wrote:
> Einstein was smart and rejected QM, and that doesn't shake your
> 'faith'?
Physics is based on observational and experimental evidence, not
> Einstein was smart and rejected QM, and that doesn't shake your
> 'faith'?
some individual's opinions. Einstein's relativity and the Quantum
Theories have been tested continuously and found to be reliable
and fruitful.
That's one of the things I love about physics.
Odd Bodkin
Feb 26, 2015, 12:00:46 PM2/26/15
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On 2/26/2015 10:25 AM, john wrote:
> Einstein was smart and rejected QM,
> and that doesn't shake your 'faith'?
>
No, not really. The ones that revere Einstein aren't physicists.
> Einstein was smart and rejected QM,
> and that doesn't shake your 'faith'?
>
I'm not a physicist and I don't revere him either.
reber g=emc^2
Feb 26, 2015, 9:08:46 PM2/26/15
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hanson
Feb 26, 2015, 9:53:35 PM2/26/15
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MSP great help.and I vouch for that @ 87. Trebert
>
hanson wrote:
Not only "vouch", Bert. You are a splendid text book
example of having "demensia", brought on by your
MSP, which is short for "Moron Soup Product", and
then there's your "g=emc^2" that is an acronym for
**"glazier (is an) emotional, mentally crazy cripple"**
>
hanson wrote:
Not only "vouch", Bert. You are a splendid text book
example of having "demensia", brought on by your
MSP, which is short for "Moron Soup Product", and
then there's your "g=emc^2" that is an acronym for
**"glazier (is an) emotional, mentally crazy cripple"**
noTthaTguY
Feb 26, 2015, 10:01:41 PM2/26/15
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did every one mention ben fraknlin
nitialt
Feb 26, 2015, 10:07:00 PM2/26/15
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On 2/26/2015 8:53 PM, hanson wrote:
>
> "reber g=emc^2" <herbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
> the older you get your chance of demensia increases. MSP great help.and
> I vouch for that @ 87. Trebert
>>
> hanson wrote:
> Not only "vouch", Bert. You are a splendid text book
> example of having, brought on by your
>
> "reber g=emc^2" <herbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
> the older you get your chance of demensia increases. MSP great help.and
> I vouch for that @ 87. Trebert
>>
> hanson wrote:
> Not only "vouch", Bert. You are a splendid text book
> MSP, which is short for "Moron Soup Product", and then there's your
> "g=emc^2" that is an acronym for
> **"glazier (is an) emotional, mentally crazy cripple"**
hanson - next time you have your Matzah Ball Soup, remember there are
> "g=emc^2" that is an acronym for
> **"glazier (is an) emotional, mentally crazy cripple"**
microbes inside the Matzah Balls especially if they are sinkers, and
microbes in the broth too, so cook it at least 20 min. - (and hanson,
you show damage too).
hanson
Feb 26, 2015, 11:52:54 PM2/26/15
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Nynshifting pervert "Nitwit" aka "nitialt" <inv...@invalid.com>
is the acronym for "nitialt is the idiotic Ass Licking Troll" who
is a sorry kike like Hebe Herbie & he came to help his
fellow pervert Glazier, yearning to service or getting
hanson- next time you have your Matzah Ball Soup, MBS,
"Nitwit", what is it that you find so fascinating about
me that you come running after me in every new
drag/handle that you sport in?
Why do I loom so large on your pitiful mind?
>
At least, say something intelligent when you run
after me, It is Glazier's MSP and not your MBS
that I was talking to Hebe Herbie about.
>
Now "Nitwit", go and talk to Hebe Herbie about
you MBS, instead of me, and ask him whether
you wanna be a "giver" or an "open mouth"
receiver of Swine Glazier's sick predilections.
is the acronym for "nitialt is the idiotic Ass Licking Troll" who
is a sorry kike like Hebe Herbie & he came to help his
fellow pervert Glazier, yearning to service or getting
serviced by "reber" as is seen in what "Nitwit" wrote:
>
>> "reber g=emc^2" <herbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> the older you get your chance of demensia increases.
>> MSP great help.and I vouch for that @ 87. Trebert
>>>
>> hanson wrote:
>> Not only "vouch", Bert. You are a splendid text book
>> example of having, brought on by your MSP, which
>> is short for "Moron Soup Product", and then there's your
>> "g=emc^2" that is an acronym for
>> **"glazier (is an) emotional, mentally crazy cripple"**
>
The "Nitwit idiotic Ass Licker" wrote:
>
>> "reber g=emc^2" <herbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> the older you get your chance of demensia increases.
>> MSP great help.and I vouch for that @ 87. Trebert
>>>
>> hanson wrote:
>> Not only "vouch", Bert. You are a splendid text book
>> example of having, brought on by your MSP, which
>> is short for "Moron Soup Product", and then there's your
>> "g=emc^2" that is an acronym for
>> **"glazier (is an) emotional, mentally crazy cripple"**
>
hanson- next time you have your Matzah Ball Soup, MBS,
> remember there are microbes inside the Matzah Balls
> especially if they are sinkers, and microbes in the broth
> too, so cook it at least 20 min. - (and hanson,
> you show damage too).
>
hanson wrote:
> especially if they are sinkers, and microbes in the broth
> too, so cook it at least 20 min. - (and hanson,
> you show damage too).
>
"Nitwit", what is it that you find so fascinating about
me that you come running after me in every new
drag/handle that you sport in?
Why do I loom so large on your pitiful mind?
>
At least, say something intelligent when you run
after me, It is Glazier's MSP and not your MBS
that I was talking to Hebe Herbie about.
>
Now "Nitwit", go and talk to Hebe Herbie about
you MBS, instead of me, and ask him whether
you wanna be a "giver" or an "open mouth"
receiver of Swine Glazier's sick predilections.
benj
Feb 27, 2015, 12:10:29 AM2/27/15
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