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Re: sci.physics.relativity

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> > > > > > > What does physics have to do with relativity, there is no
> > > > > > > matter or energy in...relativity? Not even Time has no energy or
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> > > > > > i mean, 'relativity'.. is not even a...thing.
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> > > > > I mean, you gotta ask yourself a question...
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> > > > > "Why relativity?"
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> > > > > I mean, why of all things on earth..
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> > > > > of all things in the universe...
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> > > > > why did Albert Einstein choose...relativity?
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> > > > > Did he have a choice?
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> > > > > Albert Einstein once asked "What really interest me is whether God had any choice in the creation of the universe."
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> > > > > So, the question is ...Did Albert Einstein had any choice in the creation of the theory of relativity?
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> > > > For example...when Albert Einstein worked at the patent office..
> > > > there was at the time an urgent technological problem of coordinating time along train tracks came about.
> > > > Albert Einstein was dealing with patents relating to the synchronization of the clocks at

> > > > train stations.
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> > > > It seems he had no choice...but to think only about...clocks, and trains. That was his job.
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> > > In other words...
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> > > Einstein had no choice to come up with the theory of relativity because it was his job to come up with it.
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> > > He found out that clocks moving to one another would not run at the same speed because everybody was trying to
> > > file patents where he worked at for the...synchronization of clocks for train stations.
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> > > There was at the time an urgent technological problem of coordinating time along train tracks, and he had no choice but to...think about it.
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> > > Yous people don't even know the history of...sci.physics.relativity
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> > Now, what *all* people don't know...is that Albert Einstein was using the patent offices to file...'fake patents'.
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> > The designs were real, but the wordings were fake...it was Albert Einstein way of passing atomic bomb secrets to the Russians.
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> > People thought that the patents didn't work..it was because the wording were fake.
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> > For example...what you thought to be a refridgerator, was in fact a nuclear reactor
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> > what you thought to be a patent for a nuclear reactor was in fact...The Fat Man...the actual device design you drop on the Germans or Japaneese.
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> > what you thought was a woman's blouse was in fact a design for a radiation vest.
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> > Of course, all this is in my book which you problaby haven't read yet..
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> > http://pw1.netcom.com/~starmaker/Albert_Einstein/Albert_Einstein_The-Man-Who-Built-The-Atomic-Bomb.html
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> of course if Albert Einstein were living today he probably would send atomic bomb secrets using email...
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> he wouldn't push the send button...he would simply write the email and save it as a draft...then give out the password
> and the russians would read the unsent emails then delete it.
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> And Albert Einstein would say..."I never sent the russians any emails!"


Now, here you have (Albert Einstein) a guy who spent around ten years working at a patent office...
(you work ten years at anything you become a genuis at it) and at the same time  mastered machine technology...

then he comes up with this patent:
https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/96/32/09/16c58837767d66/USD101756.pdf
https://patents.google.com/patent/USD101756S/en?inventor=Albert+Einstein


Now, you have to ask yourself a question..."Why?"

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