New book claims Einstein ruined physics

[Don Genaro]

I just saw this posted on Facebook. Knowing very little about Quantum Physics and not much more about Einstein I thought I'd share it here and see what you folks think! I'm aware that the C's hinted that Einstein came very close to discovering (or actually discovered) some very interesting info re: UFT so was wondering if it's a COINTELPRO op or if there's more to it...

_http://www.catholicintl.com/index.php/component/content/article/72-science-news/797-new-book-says-einstein-highly-overrated-and-ruined-physics

In the comments section of the post someone mentioned the following interview with David Harriman which I haven't been able to check out (very slow bandwith!): _http://www.gnosticmedia.com/david-harriman-interview-the-philosophic-corruption-of-physics-and-the-logical-leap-111/

Anyway, thought some of you guys, particularly Ark, might be interested! :)

Edit: Fixed link

 

[ixion]

this just jogged my memory of a guy i saw on youtube, i think he was called alan watt, who said that einstein had been thought of as an idiot by his schoolteachers who were amazed when years later he turned up as a science genius. as i can recall, the gist of what he was saying was that einstein was a placeman who was far happier talking about anything other than science. i wouldn't mind reading this book.

 

[Beau]

this just jogged my memory of a guy i saw on youtube, i think he was called alan watt, who said that einstein had been thought of as an idiot by his schoolteachers who were amazed when years later he turned up as a science genius. as i can recall, the gist of what he was saying was that einstein was a placeman who was far happier talking about anything other than science. i wouldn't mind reading this book.

Read the forum thread on Alan Watt, he's not all that credible - https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php/topic,1382.0.html

 

[Laura]

Thanks for the link. I've ordered the book for Ark as a surprise!

 

[Don Genaro]

Thanks for the link. I've ordered the book for Ark as a surprise!

Cool! I'm really looking forward to his (and your) impressions of it. Like I said, I don't know a whole lot about the subject but if I remember correctly, the author is Princeton educated which got me thinking about what you wrote in the Wave about Princeton and how a lot of famous scientists worked there, Game Theory etc. I also remembered how the C's said that Einstein was encouraged to "change direction" or "don't go there." It seems like a very tangled web!!!

 

[dant]

Thanks for the posting, the book looks interesting.
And the 2nd link is also interesting, the interview is
46.6MB and there is a comment/feedback section
where one abhors Ayn Rand's Ideology... :)

 

[Deleted member 8431]

Thanks for the link. I've ordered the book for Ark as a surprise!

Don't let him see this post! ;)

I also remembered how the C's said that Einstein was encouraged to "change direction" or "don't go there." It seems like a very tangled web!!!

I have read that too. Seems logical to me that if Einstein really did manage to discover or come close to discovering the UFT that he was told not to talk about it and 'change direction' as you would put it.

The C's have also said that the UFT reveals the hyperdimensional nature of reality. So it's not very hard to think as to why the PTB would not want that to be known to the public. That is part of their aganda. The less we know, the more vulnerable and endangered we are. Also, beleiving lies is often worst than simply not knowing.

Peace.

 

[durabone]

Argh. I don't have this particular book, but I have others from past decades that decry Einstein. It's definitely a flavor, but this author explicates the Jewish angle openly. Note how the article does not mention Ampere, Weber, or Gauss. I am no history expert, but wasn't there a lot of consternation back then about English hegemony at the time trumping Maxwell over Ampere/Gauss/Weber for political reasons?

Some recent authors have picked it up, eg:

"Comparison between Weber’s electrodynamics and classical electrodynamics" by Assis/Silva
_www.ifi.unicamp.br/~assis/Pramana-J-Phys-V55-p393-404(2000).pdf

Is this the one and the same Roger ?!? I didn't know Santa Cruz, California allowed his type! :P

_http://cpmonitor.wordpress.com/2010/10/30/utterly-repulsive/

_http://www.rightwingwatch.org/category/people/roger-schlafly

:O