Re: How do you know that acceleration is absolute? <eom>

To Jack et al...

Now that wee Dirky has been checkmated into his usual brain
damaged state, the men can seriously discuss the issue Jack
posted about.

Let's see what Einstein says, I'll quote from Dover's PoR,
pg 114,

"Does this permit an observer at rest relatively to
K' to infer that he is on a *really* accelerated system of
reference? The answer is in the negative".

The answer is in the negative, Hmm.. gee Dirky either
your fucked or your spit-balling Einstein, now if you
have a shed of decency, you'll post yourself to the
kooky Dirky Fumble list, or go to hell.

That supports "Dr***"'s stand and Dirky and his cranky
ilk who spit-ball GR out of ignorance can yap like dogs,
even Einstein got used to ignoring that!

So that's where I find the first credible scientific
challenge to the idea acceleration is absolute, and
in my experience have found every reason to accept
acceleration as relative.

I'll stop pending others thoughts...
Ken S. Tucker

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