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On Time as Relativity
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03-11-2008, 07:54 PM
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On Time as Relativity
Yeah speaking of NASA -- Richard Hoagland's new book on the secret history of NASA has a fascinating section about Freemasons controlling NASA. Most of the book is his usual secret "geometric alien bases on the moon hidden by NASA" stuff which I just ignore -- haha. The Freemason bit though is an extension of Professor David F. Noble's "Religion of Technology" book.
Which brings us back to the God of our new religion: Albert Einstein. Just finished the new biography on that dude -- by Walter Isaacson (2007). The glaring error that Einstein made was equating light with mass or as Isaacson quotes God: "Light carries mass with it." Well technically light has momentum not mass although people still make this common error -- yet MOMENTUM is the "sublime kernal of ideology" behind Einstein (and Descartes, etc.). The best page in that book is on the Einstein-Bose Condensate whereby photons self-organize. As Einstein realized statistics enables entropy to be violated in rare cases and quantum physicist Danah Zohar has "zeroed" in on the Einstein-Bose Condensate is the secret key to the religion of technology. The problem with promoting the Einstein-Bose Condensate is it still relies on equating energy as convertible into mass as a closed geometric system -- so that the self-organizing energy is still relying on divide and average or logarithmic math, which again started with Archytas. The fact that Einstein used the Doppler Effect to model relativity (phase-shift of frequency without speed change aka time as wavelength distance) again reveals "God's" reliance on the great Archytas lie -- the rotten root as the foundation of science. As I've detailed in my "Against Archytas" article -- frequency still re-LIES on time as divide and average distance -- so Einstein never got to the core of the issue. My blogbook states that statistics is based on James Bernoulli's Golden Theorem, aka the law of large numbers, from his book Ars Conjectandi (1713), which is taken to task in the book "The Challenge of Chance" by Hadry, Harvie and Koestler. "George Spence Brown claimed, somewhat controversially, that the apparent successes of ESP experiments are really the failures of probability theory applied to reality: 'They [the results of psychical research] comprise, in fact, the most prominent empirical reason for beginning to doubt the universal applicability of classical frequency probability." (p. 140, The Challenge of Chance). So the Golden Theorem, as I stated in my blogbook, is the reverse of the Lw of Pythagoras, relying on inverse induction to create randomness. Einstein disagreed wtih Kant's concept of pure geometric reasoson and instead Einstein argued that math is inherently based on physical testing methods which ARE physical reality. The concept of inverse induction in randomness also relies inherently on physical measurements as well -- the divide and average of time as distance. In physicist Paul Dirac's article, "The Evolution of the Physicist's Picture of Nature," (Scientific American, 1963) he states: "If we suppose that those discrete Faraday lines of force are something basic in physics and lie at the bottom of our picture of the electromagnetic field, we shall have an explanation of why charges always occur in multiples of e. This happens because if we have any particle with some lines of force ending on it, the number of these lines must be a whole number." So again this basic one-to-one correspondence between physical geometry and number is assumed in quantum mechanics, showing that the math is inherently tied to geometry (which still considers time to be a matter of distance). That this noncommutative math must be converted to a classical form because quantum logic defies physical reality as per the Uncertainty Principle was the juggernaut which Einstein could never accept -- even though he first introduced the statistics to justify the existence of the atom. Einstein could accept time as being supposedly "pure frequency" even though he still relied on a closed atomic "mass" definition of time -- causing Godel to argue that time is an illusion, simple a property of space. What was the real atom but in fact the introduction of momentum-based frequency with Democritus and Archytas? haha. Jokes on you Einstein -- thanks for enabling the whole planet to get vaporized. |
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05-19-2008, 02:28 AM
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Lear is a great promoter of secret, cause its fantasy, Moon bases.
I'm still looking for the verification of the Lunar Landings. There is none. Good reason for Moon base chases and attention on Mars. So according to Illuminazi plan. I got a good honest query on the statement I threw out on the thread like 'the Nazis made Roswell", he wanted to know how it happened. This you tube channel has video of the Moon: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=GRIDKEEPER I keep posting him to find the Moon landings. Then I can go back to those web sites that pounce on any contra Illuminati story message even though its been dead for days or months. They post against you immediately so the can prove they did a good days job and go home happy. A so contra conspiracy operation, stamp it out right away. It is so monitored with scripted know it alls. FooStevens mp3Lyne mp3 T&L Pg1Pg2Pg3Pg4Pg5JFK IIJFK JR9/11 Mysteries&The City& of Mr Redshield &Ether Physics& by William R. Lyne &Pentagon Aliens& by William R Lyne and interview The Lyne Web Page an ebook The TeslaandLyne YouTube Channel Nazi Saucer Photos link update soonT&L CC Blog A Tesla Tale from his killer?...after the FOO appeared Tesla had to go Brief, one page, research summary by William R. LyneHitler's Flying Discs Alex Jones' Terrorstorm: Final Cut Special Edition, Re-Mixed + Re-Mastered Tesla and America..nine parts by William R. Lyne Lyne on CC TrackerLyne Online Work honestly for wicked money - Jesus, Luke 16 http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/ The Greatest Story Ever DeniedScience Dictatorship |
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