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

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.

Maybe not, but it sure helps... barring that you DO at least have to educate yourself yourself on the topic in order to understand it- this means learning mathematics and scientific principles. Until you do so, the understanding will continue to 'elude' you...

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.

And you clearly dont have that understanding, you cant even use units properly. In the past you have confused energy and power, velocity and energy and momentum. When the people here explain to you that you are wrong it is not to be mean to you, it is because you ARE wrong. You can accept that and try to learn from those that KNOW what they are talking about, or you can keep making a fool of yourself. If you keep posting this nonsense you are going to have to do it on a different board- NOT on Space/Science.

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