Re: Electrodynamics from the Brownian motion of a relativistic aether.

From: LEJ Brouwer (intuitionist1_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 01/16/05 

Date: 16 Jan 2005 15:31:04 -0800

>...All you've done is rename the original
>interaction (via a tortured route with errors) for no particular
reason
>and ended up with a more complex problem than the one you set out to
>``solve.''

You seem to have a keen eye for errors - particularly when they do not
exist. But yes, I agree that the resulting model turns out to be fairly
complex, but it does also appear to provide a novel framework for
tackling a number of important long-standing problems, and I think
there is some value in that.

> Say what? I don't know about you, but when I look in a mirror,
>I see my reflection. The electromagnetic interaction is parity
>conserving.

Just in case you are not being intentionally obtuse - when I say
"mirror" universe here, I mean one in which the direction of the
B-field around a current carrying wire is reversed. I only mention the
wire because you seem to have a particular fondness of them. :) .
- Sabbir.

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