Re: Fizeau, Einstein, Lorentz and the Muon

On Aug 20, 1:10 am, eric gisse <jowr.pi.nos...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Jenny wrote:

Read the website you linked to and learn the difference between an
event and a world line.

Jesus tittyfucking christ this argument has reached the much anticipated
stage of "tedious and stupid".

You are a tedious person. But I'm patient.

And you are certainly stupid. I'm having fun waiting for the paint to
dry.

Since you are going to be pointlessly pedantic, I'll say it one last goddamn
time.

AN EVENT OUTSIDE AN OBSERVERS LIGHT CONE CAN NEVER BE SEEN BY THAT OBSERVER

Still wrong!

An event outside an observer's light cone will be seen by that
observer at the event where light from that event crosses the
observer's world line.

An observer is *not* an event.

An event can't move, it can't accelerate away.

I'm not claiming that an event outside of your light cone at any particular
point in time will always stay that way. I made a more specific claim.


"Events" don't move. They always stay put.

Your claim was:

"There could be a trillion cherry bombs riiiight outside my personal
light cone and I'll never, ever know".

Yes your claim was very specific also very wrong.

And *that's* why I corrected you.

If it were true, then nothing could ever, ever happen in the Universe.

Actually *think* about that. Draw diagrams if you can't visualize it
in your head.

Try thinking of a boat moving up a river - look at the waves.

Try *anything* to get that brain of yours functioning.

When someone says that you're wrong - *think* about it carefully
before you jump back in. And *read* over what &*you* wrote before you
get in too deep.

But I've told you all of this before, many times - you just won't
learn.

And this is the last I'll say on the subject.

So your last "say" will have been a childish lie.

It should have been mature acknowlegement of error.

A piece of advice:

Acting like a grown up is a better tactic in life than writing
"Applied Physics" in preference to "Physics".


Jenny
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