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Originally posted by LooseLipsSinkShips
reply to post by evanmontegarde
it doesn't mean that 99% is wrong, it means 99% is missing.
Originally posted by Maya432
We , in this physical realm , cannot exceed the speed of light.
yup...that sounds right to me.
so, not really 99.999999999% wrong
BUT I see where you are coming from.....yup
more like 98.999999999%.... he he.
and the real kicker here is that
all this "NEW" Natual Science is in
fact Thousands of years old..
um...how come no one told us?..
poor Einstein... no wonder he was so close yet so far away.
I would imagine how angry the man would have been to
find out about this hidden knowledge.
knowing that he was right but the science just didn`t add up.
Originally posted by Beachcoma
I don't understand what exactly you're getting at. Are you saying that all those engineers (basically applied physicist) are bunk?
Originally posted by ItsHumanNature
What is "circular logic" and how could it possibly be used to define the speed of light?
Originally posted by looofo
Originally posted by ItsHumanNature
What is "circular logic" and how could it possibly be used to define the speed of light?
I am not an expert, but I think your claims 99,99...9% are false.
The speed of light has not been defined it has been measured with meters and seconds. It could have been measured in bananas length and in a time unit equal to 1 earth day.
Ok, this would not be very accurate, but I think usable. And that doesn't make physics 99,99% wrong, but only with a certain margin of error.
Originally posted by ItsHumanNature
I would first like to say that your claims are nearly as accurate and scientific as those made by mainstream scientists.
Originally posted by looofo
Ok, this would not be very accurate, but I think usable. And that doesn't make physics 99,99% wrong, but only with a certain margin of error.