Re: The brainwash effect of velocity addition.

On Aug 5, 10:33 pm, "Spaceman" <space...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Let's look at velocity addition.
Many of the relativist rubber ruler world will tell you
for high speeds close to light speed, that
0.6c + 0.6c = 1.2 c is wrong.

No, they don't, you dipwad.

What they tell you is this. In a given experimental situation, you can
certainly add a *measured* 0.6c to a *measured* 0.6c to get a
*calculated* 1.2c. However, this *calculated* 1.2c will not correspond
to any *measured* velocity in that situation.

However, the result you get from (0.6c + 0.6c)/(1 + 0.6c*0.6c/c^2)
WILL correspond to a *measured* velocity in that situation. That is
the purpose of using this calculation, is that it accurately predicts
something that corresponds to a *measurement*.

You trust entirely on your common sense, and you have the common sense
of a dead turtle shell.

PD


Yet the Einstein dingleberries actually use the answer
above inside the transform when it is performed
such as
0.6c+0.6c/1+(0.6c*0.6c)c^2
^^^^^^^^
1.2c/1+(0.6c*0.6c)c^2
^^^
Does that mean they like to use wrong math inside
their equations for the transform?
OR does it just mean they have been brainwashed
to think that a wrong answer inside an equation is
OK?

Now go suck your thumbs and cry in the corner
Einstein Dingleberries or come and call me the math ignorant
one since you are using the "supposed wrong" math
inside your stupid ass equation!
LOL

--
James M Driscoll Jr
Creator of the Clock Malfunction Theory
Spaceman

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