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re:Thank you for your viewpoint and answer.
Johannes — (archived)

You said:
"no more than god has revealed himself, the solution to overcome e=mc2 has not revealed itself".

Obviously neither event has been revealed to you personally and I suspect you would not accept the results unless you personally were involved in the discovery of the solutions.

Just out of curiosity, how do you understand the existence of the mass and space in the universe, that is how did mass and space come into existence.

You said:
"I am not a scientist or mathmetician so don't waste your time convincing me. To answer you directly, I would not understand such a formula."

In my opinion, a person need not be a scientist or mathematician to understand Einstein's formula of e=mc2 or the one that I am eluding to.

What is needed is the thorough understanding of the meaning of words such as energy, space, force, kinetic, potential, mass, and few other common words that are used in scientific circles.

Johannes

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