Theos-Talk Archives (May 2000 Message tt00213)

In a message dated 05/20/00 4:55:15 PM, bartl@sprynet.com writes:

>Einstein was wrong in much subtler details which are
>easily looked up, but take a couple of pages to explain. 
>Here's one reference, if you want to read it:
>http://www.apnet.com/inscight/03152000/graphb.htm

Actually, the Gisin experiment (in spite of most reporter's superficial and 
misleading comments such as in the article referred to) vindicated Einstein 
rather than proved him wrong... Since in his statement against "action at a 
distance" -- which was predicted by the Quantum indeterminacy theory of 
Heisenberg -- he said that "God doesn't play dice." This referred to the 
Einstein, Podalski, Rosen paper saying, in essence, that such action, if any 
is observed, must occur through lawful energetic processes -- which later 
theorists called "entanglement."  This process has never been explained by 
scientists, who have only been able to observe its effects...  But, it has 
been thoroughly explained by my theory of ABC –- which is based on the same 
information intuited directly from teachings in the SD that gave Einstein his 
insights into the equivalency of matter, energy, light and electricity -- and 
which have been logically examined and correlated by me from a scientific 
viewpoint, in close conformity with Einstein's theories, as well as with the 
later modifications of Quantum Mechanics, Field and Gravity theories, as well 
as Superstring and Membrane theories. 

It's also a fact that both Einstein's "Special" and "General" theories of 
"Relativity" and his formula, E=mc^2, as well as his theories of 
photoelectricity, and his pioneer foundations of quantum physics have never 
been proven wrong, and today serve as the basic foundation of all modern 
physics, as well as all solid state electronic high technology. 

LHM

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