Re: Physics wrong turns - nearly everything learned over the past 100 years is wrong

From: "tadchem" <tadchem@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 7 Jul 2006 14:14:58 -0700

franklinhu@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Where physics took a wrong turn

What is with the Alice in Wonderland state of physics? It may explain
the results of some experiments, but none of it makes any intuitive
sense.

I suppose we will have to discard a few thousand years of empirical
observations and rebuild the Universe so that it is consistent with
your personal intuition, then.

BTW, does it ever occur to you that you may not be completely correct?

Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA

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