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Am 28.10.2015 12:10, schrieb Gary Harnagel:

>>>> It is not really a mathematical question, but one of taste. SRT makes
>>>> somehow possible statements about simultaneity, but I don't like them.
>>>
>>> What you like or dislike is irrelevant.  The universe doesn't cater to
>>> your tastes.
>>>
>>>> In other words: I would like to have c out of the definition of
>>>> simultaneity and use a hypothetical signal of infinite velocity instead.
>>>
>>> There is no such thing, so your desire is irrelevant.
>>
>> It does not matter, whether or not infinite velocities exist, if I use
>> them as definition.
>>
>> (But actually I think, that infinite velocities DO exist.)
>
> IOW, you subscribe to the Galilean transform, not the Lorentz transform?

No.
I  would 'subscribe' to GR in a form developed by Herman Minkowski, but 
with complex-four-vectors instead of tensors.

>> It was the question. what events would we regard as simultaneous?
>>
>> Einstein wrote: we need light to synchronise clocks, hence what we see
>> as simultaneous IS simultaneous.
>
> That depends on what you mean by "see."


The process of seeing is usually associated with reception of light. 
This causes certain reactions in the eyes and that the impression of a 
picture within the brain.

The human brain now generalises this process, since humans are 
predominantly 'visual beings'.

Bats in contrast are predominantly 'acoustic beings'  and would not base 
their impression of the world on light, but on ultrasound.

So humans take the pictures - produced by their brains and based on 
light received by their eyes- as general valid universal representations 
of the world.

Only: this is not true, since bats - for example - don't.

So have have to take care, not to generalise pictures, that are based on 
the specific features of human seeing.

E.g. there are other frequencies, like infrared or gamma rays, that 
still belong to the realm of em-waves, but are not visible to us.

Other means of interactions are thinkable, too, that are not em-waves 
(like sound).

In other words: light is only a small fraction of the possible kinds of 
interaction  between entities of nature.

..
>
>> I think, the definition of SRT messes things up, where that's not
>> necessary.
>
> SR is NOT a definition.  YOU aren't God, the universe doesn't bend itself
> to your will.  You seem to have a LOT of hubris.


SRT is not a definition, but a theory. And I think, this theory is wrong.

Actually I have written this already. My main critique is the concept of 
the term 'space', that is used in SRT and the related problem of 
velocity in respect to that space.

I also assume, the velocity is not important, but acceleration is.

So I assume, that SRT is wrong and would replace it with GR.

>> I can assume a signal of infinite pace, even if it would not exist in
>> reality.
>>
>> So I assume, that things we see one light-years away are one year in the
>> past. Einstein's assumption was, that is not the case, because what we
>> see as simultaneous is simultaneous.
>
> You are definitely wrong about what Einstein assumed.


In fact I have read his 'On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies' and 
had to criticise its style as well.

So, maybe, I have misunderstood, what he tried to say.

>> Besides of this I assume, that c is in the middle between zero
>> (velocity) and  infinity.
>
> Now it sounds like you subscribe to tachyons.

???

I assume, the so called 'Standard model' of QM is wrong. In other words: 
I think, the 'particle concept' is wrong - what would include tachyons.

My own 'theory' assumes, that particles are 'structures' of /in 
spacetime - what is assumed to behave like a background.

Look here:

https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=dd8jz2tx_3gfzvqgd6


As kind of proof I tried to prove 'Growing Earth'.

GE would allow to rule out the validity of 'big-bang nucleosythesis', 
since the growth of planet Earth stems (apparently) from within.

And the core of this planet is definitely not in a state, we could call 
'big bang'.


>> Infinite velocity looks static, because it has no time component. Zero
>> velocity looks like mass, because it has no space component.
>
> That looks like word salad to me.


Yes, that's no wonder, since I know my own idea and you don't.

But -fortunately - I have written that idea down and made a lot of nice 
illustrations, to enable you (and others) to understand, what I had in mind.


TH

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