Re: The Fifth Dimension
From: Leonard Pardin (leoppard_at_MailAndNews.com)
Date: 06/28/04
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Date: 28 Jun 2004 05:31:32 -0700
D.McAnally@i'm_a_gnu.uq.net.au (David McAnally) wrote in message news:<cbmqv7$21g$1@bunyip.cc.uq.edu.au>...
> leoppard@MailAndNews.com (Leonard Pardin) writes:
>
>
> For myself, I note that you also ignored where I pointed out all the
> PHYSICAL reasons why your hypothesis, i.e. that resonance was responsible
> for the photoelectric effect, was wrong. You argued (again) by analogy,
> and you came to a conclusion (through a very invalid argument), and you
> carried on believing that your presumption, i.e. that resonance was
> responsible for the photoelectric effect, was true. You didn't even
> bother to find out the physical evidence - you presumably didn't see the
> need to check the physical evidence. And then when the physical evidence
> falsifies your presumption, you ignore the fact.
The simple fact is that the key to the photoelectric effect is
frequency. Frequency is a wave phenomenon. Einstein's followers offer
the nonsensical explanation that particles have frequencies. But no
one can explain how a particle can have a frequency. You insist on a
solution to one problem by simply creating another. You might as well
insist that photons have wings and the frequency is the number of wing
flaps.
> Wave-particle duality is a part of Quantum Mechanics. And "wave" does not
> mean "particle", and "particle" does not mean "wave". The words still
> mean the same things that they do in classical physics. Wave-particle
> duality is the statement that quantum objects exhibit the properties of
> both waves and particles. This may be contrary to what you think, but it
> is the height of arrogance for you to assert the the microscopic world
> behaves in exactly the same way as the macroscopic world, and then to
> assume that such an assertion is the ABSOLUTE TRUTH just because you
> happen to believe it.
"Absolute truth" is the claim of the Einsteinians. You are beside
yourself simply because I question Einstein's explanations. To
question Einstein is a sin to you people. Well, I think the old boy
had it all wrong, and I question just about everything Einstein did.
>
> The laws of logic that Einstein used in the Theory of Relativity are
> EXACTLY THE SAME laws of logic that were used in classical mechanics, and
> exactly the same that are used in all of science. But you are too
> ignorant to understand that.
>
> And tell me whether or not you believe the following two syllogisms are
> valid (just testing to see whether or not you can distinguish between a
> valid syllogism and an invalid syllogism):
>
> 1. All cats are dogs.
> All dogs are horses.
> Therefore all cats are horses.
Well, let's see: cats sometimes display the properties of dogs,
and dogs sometimes display the properties of cats--sort of like
particles and waves. So it seems that under Einsteinian logic, any
statement that all of something is something-or-other is no longer
valid. As for horses, well if Einstein can transform radiation energy
into kinetic energy (two completely different animals) with the waive
of a constant, we should have no trouble transforming cats and dogs
into horses if their frequencies are known.
>
> 2. All cats are mammals.
> All carnivores are mammals.
> Therefore all cats are carnivores.
>
> Is Syllogism 1 valid or invalid? Is Syllogism 2 valid or invalid?
That second one is easy. Watch how Einstein did it:
All light radiation is energy.
All body motion (kinetic) is energy.
Therefore all light radiation energy is kinetic energy.
See? Before Einstein, I would have thought that syllogism was
invalid, but now I know better.
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