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SoLeftIAmRight

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48. and the Einstein thing

Sun Aug 30, 2015, 04:16 AM

Aug 2015

I do not think "wrong" is the proper characterization

He did not dispute the phenomena - he did not dispute the results

A bad analogy would be that of the difference in his work and Newtonian mechanics.

You can get to the moon with Newton but it does not hint at the nature of space/time.

Same with quantum - we can grind out results but we get no better incites into that realm.

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Science - Religion Einstein's thoughts [View all] SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 OP

Spacetime is the healing of conscious living, and of us. trotsky Aug 2015 #1

What a bunch of rubbish. longship Aug 2015 #3

Dude, can I, like, join your ashram? Silent3 Aug 2015 #4

yep libodem Aug 2015 #7

took you a lot of words to say... SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #5

Consciousness consists of molecular structures of quantum energy. trotsky Aug 2015 #22

thanks lev SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #23

The future will be an endless refining of life. trotsky Aug 2015 #24

wow SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #25

The totality is calling to you via ultra-sentient particles. Can you hear it? trotsky Aug 2015 #26

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Gonna echo Warren's post! (nt) LostOne4Ever Aug 2015 #34

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A fellow traveler! trotsky Aug 2015 #31

silly silly silly - try reality SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #35

"Try reality"? Try it yourself, if you ever make it there. mr blur Aug 2015 #36

over your head so you lash out? SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #37

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You must take a stand against dogma. trotsky Aug 2015 #56

I am taking a stand against dogma and ... SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #57

It can be difficult to know where to begin. trotsky Aug 2015 #58

For you, I am sure that you have spoken a deep truth. SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #59

You and I are travelers of the universe. trotsky Aug 2015 #60

time is all you have SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #61

Time? Every time you are tempted to react in the same old way... trotsky Aug 2015 #62

Old age is the most unexpected of all things that happen to a man. Leon Trotsky SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #63

I am sorry but my username has nothing to do with ol' Leon. trotsky Aug 2015 #64

LOL - I do not serve turkey at thanksgiving SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #65

Have you found your story? trotsky Aug 2015 #66

LOL SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #67

Life gives you plenty of time to do whatever you want to do if you stay in the present moment. trotsky Aug 2015 #68

LOL SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #69

Joy is the driver of joy. trotsky Sep 2015 #70

Without a link, or context, one cannot know what your post is about. longship Aug 2015 #2

it is simple SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #6

Yup! Often. And he often spoke of such matters. longship Aug 2015 #8

you said in 20 words what took Einstein 20 pages to express SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #9

Alas, he never unified the theories. longship Aug 2015 #10

miss to point often SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #11

Einstein was a non-believer, so maybe you missed the point. longship Aug 2015 #12

again - you are off in your own world - it looks to me like a place to avoid SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #13

Because you are portraying an Einstein that did not exist. longship Aug 2015 #14

you seem to be having trouble reading the words I post SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #15

Well, since religion is in your OP's title, I presumed that was your topic. longship Aug 2015 #16

There are 4 essays in a collection of Eistein's writings - It is a book SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #17

Not really. longship Aug 2015 #18

Check out Ideas and Opinions SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #19

You still have nothing but references. longship Aug 2015 #20

Very unlikely that someone that "spent a life studying Einstein" could have missed this book SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #21

Well, where there is discontinuity, guidance cannot thrive. EvolveOrConvolve Aug 2015 #32

True identity self interacts with infinite positivity. Warren DeMontague Aug 2015 #45

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A good point. nt longship Aug 2015 #33

this is a post that shows clearly that you look at things as simple SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #38

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What number system is fudamental to operation of quatum machanics? SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #40

keep looking SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #41

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fundamental - not my word SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #44

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I have seen a lot of your post and in this on I see something... SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #47

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A Taoist Master from Mongolia described the harsh winters. bananas Aug 2015 #54

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and the Einstein thing SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #48

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any thoughts on the essays in his book Ideas and Opinions AlbertCat Aug 2015 #27

"determinism, like solipsism, is logically possible...but we discard them as serious views" bananas Aug 2015 #51

Determinism and General Relativity bananas Aug 2015 #53

Einstein covers a lot of ground in those four essays. bananas Aug 2015 #52