Upaydro6 d
Equations are completely falsified, and seem made up. Total fabrication of evidence to support his "theories", more like just throwing random numbers into his ongoing into real equations to make his own lies seem like truths. He's a fake, and a liar. Gravity just can't be proven to exist, its all a lie, density and electromagnetism rule the universe..
Joseph Wimsatt (Joey)
I do find errors the thinking process of the writer, and the editor. The book is enlightening for the novice of this subject, as outdated as it is. The dismissal of ether is now inaccurate because of the recent discovery of the higgs field( ether). And both author and editor get confused about dimensions past the first three, which is entirely forgivable, not, however, directly after defining the concept. This error may lead some in the wrong direction of conceptualizing the subject. Use your own logic.
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James Rocketman
I think each essay pretty much addressed Einstein's theories very similarly and it might have been more useful to write a book that excerpts all ways of explaining things from all angles than posting verbatim the entire essays which due to the contest were shorter and restricted to limited creativity.
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