Re: Does the Electron Neutrino Have Mass and Charge?
From: Bjoern Feuerbacher (feuerbac_at_thphys.uni-heidelberg.de)
Date: 07/12/04
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Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2004 11:22:41 +0200
kenseto wrote:
> "Bjoern Feuerbacher" <feuerbac@thphys.uni-heidelberg.de> wrote in message
> news:ccmanp$b9n$1@news.urz.uni-heidelberg.de...
>
>>kenseto wrote:
>>
[snip]
>>>>>>>That where I got this number from.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Even guesses need a *base*. You still have not told me on what basis
>>>>>>you guessed this number.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>The Planck length.
>>>>
>>>>Finally, after asking about five times! Why not the first time already?
>>>
>>>
>>>Idiot.
>>
>>Yes, someone like you, who needs several reminders until he finally
>>answers a quite simple question, is indeed an idiot. Agreed.
>
>
> So you agreed that you are an idiot??
You have reading comprehension problems again, I see.
>>>>>The paper says that there are two
>>>>>fundamental entities in the universe: The E-Stirng and the S-Particle.
>>>>
>>>>The paper says that the S-particles are fundamental. It does say
>>>>nowhere that the E-Strings are fundamental. If you think otherwise,
>>>>quote the relevant sentence(s), please.
>>>
>>>
>>>The postulates said that the E-String and the S-Particle are the only
>>>two things exist in the universe.
>>
>>Your paper does not say that these are the only things which exist
>>in the universe. If you think otherwise, quote the relevant sentence(s),
>>please.
>
>
> <idiot>
I see that you are unable to quote the relevant statement.
I take that as an admission that you your paper does not say this.
> the MM postulates say that the S-Particle and the E-String are the
> only two things exists in the universe.
Again: Your paper does not say that these are the only things which
exist in the universe. If you think otherwise, quote the relevant
sentence(s), please.
> ....if all things (matters) in the universe are
> made from S-Patticles orbiting E-Strings and a photon is a wave packet
> in neighboring E-Strings what does that suggest to you??
Where does your paper say that "all things (matters) in the universe
are made from S-Particles orbiting E-Strings"? Quote, please.
>>>What do you think that mean?
>>
>>Even if it said that (which it doesn't), this would not imply that
>>the E-Strings are "fundamental".
>
>
> You are stupid.
Thanks for admitting that you have no argument left.
[snip]
>>>>>><www.m-w.org> for "emanate":
>>>>>>"to come from a source"
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Insisting that a word does not mean what a dictionary says it means
>>>>>>makes you look rather silly, if you didn't notice.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Hey idiot. I already explained to you how I use the word emanate in the
>>>>>paper. So live with it.
>>>>
>>>>So you insist on using the word with another meaning than its defined
>>>>meaning in a dictionary. I.e. you insist on looking silly. Fine.
>>>
>>>
>>>The word emanate was suggested by the editor of the Galilean
>>>Electrodynamics.
>>
>>Then he apparently also does not know its standard dictionary meaning.
>
>
> ROTFLOL....this is the same as you claimed that Weinberg doesn't know
> what his talking about.
I did never claim that. I did only say that what he wrote there
was not a definition, but only a visualization for laymen.
Have you really severe reading comprehension problems, or do you
willfully misrepresent what I wrote? I strongly suspect the second.
I.e., you are trolling.
> What a ding dong you turned out to be.
Thanks for admitting that you have no argument left.
>>>Everbody understands it except you.
>>
>>So you plus the editor of the journal together is "everybody"?
Apparently yes.
>>>Does that mean you are stupid?
>>
>>No, that does mean that both you and the editor of that journal
>>are silly, because you insist on using a word contrary to its
>>dictionary meaning.
>
>
> Idiot.
Thanks for admitting that you have no argument left.
Bye,
Bjoern
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