Re: Incorrect Causal Horizon Definition?
- From: "Nick" <macromitch@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 24 Nov 2005 21:06:46 -0800
Einstein was right about a closed universe.
He was right about the 4 sphere.
Unfortunatley you are wrong about this
just being accepted based on their reputations.
I find that this is the least true concerning Einstein's science. .
The universe as an expanding 4sphere is the highest truth
Einstein achieved.
I recognise it. Why can't you?
I have came to the same conclusion Osher:
Penrose is the better creative genius.
I am suprised to hear you saying what I was thinking!
Hawking isn't an Einstein I must say. He just followed him.
Hawking's belief in Einstein's closed universe is the one
thing he has going for him. The rest is GAR-BAGE
.
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