Re: So... Lerentz Contractions are *physical* not observered?

On Jul 24, 5:27 am, jem <x...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Dono wrote:
On Jul 23, 5:50 am, jem <x...@xxxxxxx> wrote:

4. The falsification of LET's Lorentz-Fitzgerald contraction

There is absolutely nothing I can do for you if you refuse to
understand this subject.You insist on arguing subjects that you
haven't read any of the references, there is nothing I can do for you
<SHRUG>

You: 1+1=2 is falsified by the experimental evidence in my references.

Me: 1+1=2 is a logical proposition; it can't be falsified by experiment.

You: You insist on arguing subjects that you haven't read any of the
references, there is nothing I can do for you <SHRUG>

I am still waiting for you to show the transitivity of the Shobo-jem
transforms. You answered with two consecutive days of ranting and
raving, no math, I take that you are unable to produce the math.If you
were able, you would have produced it long ago. I even showed you the
SR model that you need to parallel in order to prove that your Shobo-
jem transforms are valid and you still can't do it. Tsk, tsk.

You: What's 2+2?

Me: 4

You: Spare me your BS, that's nonsense. Show me how you got 4.

Me: OK, but if you think 4 is wrong, tell me what you think is right.

You: I showed you that 1+1=2.

Me. I know 1+1=2, Jethro, but either support your claim that 2+2=4 is
wrong by saying what you think is right, or admit that you can't
handle the the addition of such big numbers. And then I'll show you
how to do it. And then you'll be able to pat yourself on the back for
having worked it out for yourself.



Still no math, jem? Just the rantting and raving as one would expect
from Seto or Shobo. If you had a mathematical proof, you would have
shown it by now, instead ofthat you keep posting what is obvious to be
a ....Seto/Shobo type of runaround. The more you post, the more you
look like them.


So, after all this time you still didn't take the time to read the
experiments that falsify the Lorentz paper of 1904. That's cool, u
lost that argument.

Since you couldn't accept loosing the original thread argument you
introduced a couple of diversions :
-the Seto asymmetry of time dilation (you won that one,
congratulations)

-the validity of the Shobo-jem transforms (you can't show
transitivity, so you lost that one).

So, never, ever admit that you are wrong, jem. It is the standard
crank trait. Thanks for the laughs, I will stop reading your posts.
Unless you post some math in the defense of the Shobo-jem transforms.
Did you notice how quiet Shobo has been? He didn't even answer your
request to post the link to his transforms. He would have come to your
rescue but I think he left you holding the bag. The math, jerk, the
math. Err, the math, jem, the math. Show the math or hold your trap
shut.


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