GoodScienceForYou wrote on Jan 12th, 2010 at 9:51am:Anytime you have multiplication/division, it involves time, and a process that can only be in a time frame.
4 apples divided on 2 children is 2 apples each.
When I say that e=mc^2 is not about time, I mean that it doesn't say anything about time. It is not central in the equation. f=ma, however, is.
Quote:I don't think you understand what Einstein's work was about.
Lol, I don't understand what Einstein's work was about? And you can't answer me the simple question if Einstein meant that time was relative because of peoples perception of time?
Quote:Life is supported by pure energy. That energy becomes mass, when contracted and sped up. M= E/C2
That means that mass is energy contracted and held by the speed of light squared.
No. E=mc^2 is about an identity between mass and energy, and the equation is not really what we are talking about. The equation is just a small part of the theory, and it only became famous because it is easy to remember. There are far more important equations in the theory.
Quote:Time is a major structure of the universe.
Of course it is, yes.
Quote:That is why it is called time AND space.
No, it is called space-time because space and time are not separated as in classical physics.
Quote:You are all screwed up on falsification. It implys that you don't have to test anything to see if if works or not in order to perpetuate it until it is falsified.
No, it imples that you have to test everything, again and again and again.
Quote:You cannot falsifiy anything absolutely that you cannot test. And you can't falsify anything if you can't find the one time that it may work. So it leaves things that are utterly worthless and based on belief in your mind.
You can test and falsify everything that makes a claim about reality.
Quote:Falsification is the only thing that is 100% false in science. PERIOD.
No. PERIOD.
Quote: The more positive results the more likely the theory is true.
Yes, yes, yes, absolutely right. The more you test it, the more likely it is true. Perfect! That is EXACTLY what it's about. And when the test fail, the hypothesis was wrong.
Quote:If all the results show as evidence of the theory, then it becomes law.
Aww, crap, wrong. If all the results? What is all? Can you make the test infinitely many times? No. So you cannot test ALL possibilities. But, as you said; the more we test the more likely the hypothesis is true.
You have not answered any one of my questions, and I cannot learn anything from a person that cannot answer questions which are directly put forward. Some of the stuff you say is directly wrong, and that makes me understand that you don't. If you have read any scientific paper (particularly in physics), you know that falsification is the same as doing experiments.