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Both freezing and barbecuing steaks are forms of time travel.
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Both freezing and barbecuing steaks are forms of time travel.
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I'm not lying.
Einstein said light curves because the speed of light varies with position. He never said light curves because spacetime is curved.
It's no definition-swap. You have two NIST optical clocks in front of you. One is 30cm lower than the other one. And it goes slower. Because the light goes slower. Because the speed of light varies with position.
My "game" is ending deception.
Travelling to another time. As if another time is a place you can actually travel to.
Like I said, time travel is science fiction. Because you could “travel” to the future by stepping into a glorified freezer. But you aren’t really travelling to the future. You aren’t moving. Instead everything else is.
No we don't, and no it isn't. Where have you been, Grumpy? Read the OP in time travel is science fiction.
You can't travel backwards in time because you don't even travel forwards in time.
And your frame isn't something empirical. You can't point up to the night sky and say "look, there's a reference frame". It's little more than your state of motion. Through space.
He said light curves because the speed of light varies with position. I gave the quotes in the OP of the speed of light is not constant. He said what he said.
Oh yeah? OK, here's my Einstein quote: "Eine Krümmung der Lichtstrahlen kann nämlich nur dann eintreten wenn die Ausbreitungsgeschwindigkeit des Lichtes mit dem Orte variiert". It's from die spezielle und allgemeine Relativitätstheorie. Search on Ausbreitungsgeschwindigkeit, and look at page 51. The sentence translates into "A curvature of light rays can only occur when the propagation speed of light varies with location". Check that with a German friend. Or try Bing translate. Not google translate because some joker has screwed that up to say varies with type. Try google translate for Orte to check that out. Now where's your Einstein quote? You haven't got one, because there isn't one....No, Einstein said it is caused by curved spacetime, not variable lightspeed...
Yes, we know: the coordinate speed of light varies with position and time dilation results. That's the point here: you are trying to create a discrepancy where none exists and then explaining correctly how the theory works, while using the wrong terms -- which then makes everyone else think you are arguing a theory or reality that is wrong.Farsight said:Einstein said light curves because the speed of light varies with position....
...two NIST optical clocks...One is 30cm lower than the other one. And it goes slower...
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Sure it is. We discussed it: you say "the coordinate speed of light is the speed of light", knowing full well that "the speed of light" is defined both in general word use and for equations as the invariant speed of light.It's no definition-swap.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_time_dilationwiki said:c is the speed of light...
Your quote mining is just a distraction from the above definition-shift. Whether you track the light using the local or the coordinate speed, you get the same answer. If indeed it is correct that Einstein preferred to track it with the coordinate speed, it doesn't change anything about your definition-shift. A full swap of definitions and the uses of the words in sentences ultimately results in no change. The logic is simple:He never said light curves because spacetiem is curved.
Who said that? Personally, I don't own a library of Einstein quotes so I don't know what he said. But I do know what the math he produced says. Your swapping of the definitions of the words doesn't change the math unless someone ends up putting the wrong number into an equation because they didn't know the definition got changed. And for practical purposes, since you are using standard equations from standard sources, you are using the standard definitions even while claiming they need to be changed.The people who say that are lying, not me....
I think you mean to say correcting the wrongs of current theory or word use: you appear to be claiming to unswap them because you think somehow Einstein's view got lost (perhaps in some conspiracy). But no one is using deception here except you: If you really wanted to correct the word use, you'd be more explicit that that is all you are doing. You'd show Einstein's original equations with the original definitions of the terms, which would demonstrate that today's terms and definitions have gotten swapped.My "game" is ending deception.
That's vague and broad and therefore covers all of the typical definitions/types:Travelling to another time.
Well that sounds like #3, but what you really mean is that time doesn't exist so being in stasis produces the same result. Both of those assertions by you are wrong:Because you could "travel" to the future by stepping into a glorified freezer. But you aren't really traveling to the future. You aren't moving. Instead everything else is.
Google translates it OK, using the word "location".Oh yeah? OK, here's my Einstein quote...
I'm pointing out the obvious. See The Speed of Light is Not Constant and note that if one NIST optical clock 30cm higher than the other, we can see the difference in the rates they run at. And they're optical clocks. The "coordinate" speed of light varies in the room you're in. Because it isn't the "coordinate" speed of light, it's just the speed of light. And like Einstein said, the speed of light varies with location. It's that simple Russ. If the speed of light didn't vary in the room you're in, your pencil wouldn't fall down.Yes, we know: the coordinate speed of light varies with position and time dilation results. That's the point here: you are trying to create a discrepancy where none exists and then explaining correctly how the theory works, while using the wrong terms -- which then makes everyone else think you are arguing a theory or reality that is wrong.
But that "definition" contradicts Einstein and the evidence. If that definition was correct, the NIST optical clocks would run at the same rate. As would the parallel-mirror light-clocks. But they don't.Sure it is. We discussed it: you say "the coordinate speed of light is the speed of light", knowing full well that "the speed of light" is defined both in general word use and for equations as the invariant speed of light.
We know about all that. Changing the equations to use the variable c means recasting relativity to describe everything from the God's eye view rather than the local view. It isn't easy.If one were to plug a coordinate speed of light into there, they'd get the wrong answer. If you want to steal that definition, you still need to replace it with something that means the same thing as the current definition for use in the equation! You've never actually completed that second half of the definition-swap: fixing the error you create with the first half.
Geddoutofit. I'm doing no such thing, nor am I quote-mining. But you are however playing the naysayer and coming out with straw-man trash and saying nothing useful.Russ_Watters said:Your quote mining is just a distraction from the above definition-shift. Whether you track the light using the local or the coordinate speed, you get the same answer. If indeed it is correct that Einstein preferred to track it with the coordinate speed, it doesn't change anything about your definition-shift. A full swap of definitions and the uses of the words in sentences ultimately results in no change. The logic is simple:
One plus one equals two.
Now swap the definitions of "one" and "two" and swap the word usages and you get:
Two plus two equals one.
Since the definitions and word uses both were swapped, the net result is no change except to confuse anyone who doesn't know we just made the swap. That's all you're doing.
Says it all really. You've never read what Einstein said, and you will airily dismiss what he said when it doesn't square with what you think you know. He said this: a curvature of light rays can only occur when the propagation speed of light varies with location. You dismiss it. And you're calling me bizarre?...I must admit to never having read the paper, but a quick skim...
Here’s you as John Duffield …Posting to Strassler’s blog hereWhy don't you start a thread on Hawking radiation, and I'll rip it to shreds.
How can there be any Hawking radiation when gravitational time dilation goes infinite at the event horizon? Where the coordinate speed of light is zero, which is why the light doesn’t get out?[/b]
Do you notice it’s not originating on the horizon?What would sometimes happen, however, is that if you had a fluctuation just outside the event horizon, one of the particles (or antiparticles) would sometimes escape from the black hole, while the other one fell in!
Do you notice that both particles would fall in, whereupon the black hole would be consuming vacuum energy? That's the vacuum energy of the space outside the black hole. That black hole wouldn't evaporate. It would grow. And did you notice the "negative energy particle" part of the given explanation for Hawking radiation:
"A slightly more precise, but still much simplified, view of the process is that vacuum fluctuations cause a particle-antiparticle pair to appear close to the event horizon of a black hole. One of the pair falls into the black hole while the other escapes. In order to preserve total energy, the particle that fell into the black hole must have had a negative energy (with respect to an observer far away from the black hole)."
Tunnels out...escapesIn order to preserve total energy, the particle that fell into the black hole must have had a negative energy (with respect to an observer far away from the black hole).By this process, the black hole loses mass, and, to an outside observer, it would appear that the black hole has just emitted a particle. In another model, the process is a quantum tunnelling effect, whereby particle-antiparticle pairs will form from the vacuum, and one will tunnel outside the event horizon
Where does ethan or anyone say that??Do you notice that both particles would fall in,
John,
"Frozen stars" is how black holes were called before they were called black holes and it's not what I was referring to. I was, as I wrote, referring to objects with a material surface hovering just outside the Schwarzschild horizon. According to GR, these objects should be unstable and collapse. It requires a significant deviation from GR on scales that we know there's no deviation to make this option work and, as I wrote above, it's in conflict with observation. Before you go on to misread me, maybe follow the links I have provided. Best,
The coordinate speed of light is not constant. Yes, we agree and we know why. You don't have to keep saying "the speed of light is not constant" as if it is any different from the rest of us saying "the coordinate speed of light is not constant". We're on the same page that all you are doing is swapping the definition and word use.I'm pointing out the obvious. See The Speed of Light is Not Constant . The "coordinate" speed of light varies in the room you're in...
Lol, a directly false tautology: black isn't black. White isn't white. The coordinate speed of light isn't the coordinate speed of light. Do you have any idea how ridiculous you sound?Because it isn't the "coordinate" speed of light, it's just the speed of light.
Nonsense. Again: you posted the equation that describes this scenario. It works just fine the way it is. You swapped the words and definitions, resulting in nothing about the theory being different.But that "definition" contradicts Einstein and the evidence. If that definition was correct, the NIST optical clocks would run at the same rate.
Wait, you mean Einstein never did that? I thought you were with Einstein?!? I'm shocked that you now admit you want to "recast" relativity into something different from what Einstein created. Why even bother with the charade, then? I guess that must be part of the troll: you know no one will listen to you if you admit right from the start that you want to throw relativity in the recycling bin and "recast" it. At that point, you may as well just introduce yourself: "Hi, I'm a crackpot and I propose a replacement for Relativity that I've not been able to create but know must exist...." That would save everyone a lot of time wasted. Perhaps saving wasted time isn't what you want?We know about all that. Changing the equations to use the variable c means recasting relativity to describe everything from the God's eye view rather than the local view. It isn't easy.
The statements you've made are black and white. Or white and black, as you seem to prefer.Geddoutofit. I'm doing no such thing...
Let me explain what that is. It is taking quotes out of context and then denying that the context exists. It is a misrepresentation followed by a lie.....nor am I quote-mining.
No, I have read what Einstein said now. What is sad is that I knew what he said before reading it and you have supposedly read it but still don't know what he said.Says it all really. You've never read what Einstein said, and you will airily dismiss what he said when it doesn't square with what you think you know.
I didn't dismiss it, I put it in context. The context is that he is talking about the coordinate speed of light, not the invariant speed of light and that he's talking about the curvature of space that results in the coordinate change. You are denying that this context exists.He said this: a curvature of light rays can only occur when the propagation speed of light varies with location. You dismiss it. And you're calling me bizarre?
You also deny that light is just another dimension that you can travel through, though the paper is littered with discussion of that as well.
Part of the problem is that Einstein doesn't like the word "space", perhaps because he wants to avoid the appearance of an aether. So he talks in coordinates:
Now, of course, part of the reason I've never read the translator-bot version is that it is difficult to read because of poor translation flexibility. But not so difficult that you shouldn't be able to see that he's describing the purpose of the coordinate transformations and the usage of "motion relative to a practically rigid body of reference."Page 6 said:Now I ask: If the
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Farsight, since you have admitted here that you can't do any physics with your "physics", what are you trying to say?
The coordinate speed of light is not constant. Yes, we agree and we know why. You don't have to keep saying "the speed of light is not constant" as if it is any different from the rest of us saying "the coordinate speed of light is not constant". We're on the same page that all you are doing is swapping the definition and word use.
Lol, a directly false tautology: black isn't black. White isn't white. The coordinate speed of light isn't the coordinate speed of light. Do you have any idea how ridiculous you sound?
And you still haven't fixed the other half of the definition swap:
If the coordinate speed of light is the speed of light, then what is the speed of light?
Don't understand what I mean? I mean what everyone else calls the "speed of light" or the invariant/local speed of light: "c" in the equations. Since you've stolen the term "speed of light" term away from it, it needs a new one. What do you want to call it?
Nonsense. Again: you posted the equation that describes this scenario. It works just fine the way it is. You swapped the words and definitions, resulting in nothing about the theory being different.
Wait, you mean Einstein never did that? I thought you were with Einstein?!? I'm shocked that you now admit you want to "recast" relativity into something different from what Einstein created. Why even bother with the charade, then? I guess that must be part of the troll: you know no one will listen to you if you admit right from the start that you want to throw relativity in the recycling bin and "recast" it. At that point, you may as well just introduce yourself: "Hi, I'm a crackpot and I propose a replacement for Relativity that I've not been able to create but know must exist...." That would save everyone a lot of time wasted. Perhaps saving wasted time isn't what you want?
More to the point: Can you tell me what the value of "C" would be in the God's Eye View frame? I'll give you a hint: it is an easy question.
The statements you've made are black and white. Or white and black, as you seem to prefer.
Let me explain what that is. It is taking quotes out of context and then denying that the context exists. It is a misrepresentation followed by a lie.
No, I have read what Einstein said now. What is sad is that I knew what he said before reading it and you have supposedly read it but still don't know what he said.
I didn't dismiss it, I put it in context. The context is that he is talking about the coordinate speed of light, not the invariant speed of light and that he's talking about the curvature of space that results in the coordinate change. You are denying that this context exists.
You also deny that light is just another dimension that you can travel through, though the paper is littered with discussion of that as well.
Part of the problem is that Einstein doesn't like the word "space", perhaps because he wants to avoid the appearance of an aether. So he talks in coordinates:
Now, of course, part of the reason I've never read the translator-bot version is that it is difficult to read because of poor translation flexibility. But not so difficult that you shouldn't be able to see that he's describing the purpose of the coordinate transformations and the usage of "motion relative to a practically rigid body of reference."
And you still haven't fixed the other half of the definition swap:
If the coordinate speed of light is the speed of light, then what is the speed of light?
I wasn't corrected. She tried to accuse me of not following her links, but I had. She admitted that curved space was a misnomer....I notice you, as john Duffield, had to be corrected on your ‘mis-reading ‘ of Sabine Hossenfelder here
Huh? I'm telling you how gravity works.PhysBang[/quote said:Farsight, since you have admitted here that you can't do any physics with your "physics", what are you trying to say?
No, he said the speed of light, and you did dismiss Einstein.Russ_Watters said:I didn't dismiss it, I put it in context. The context is that he is talking about the coordinate speed of light...
No. You dismissed Einstein, and now you're comforting yourself with ad-hominems instead of offering a sincere argument. So you're back on ignore. The words timewaster and ignorant naysayer spring to mind.Russ_watters said:...At that point, you may as well just introduce yourself: "Hi, I'm a crackpot..."
The answer Russ was looking for is that the locally measured speed of light is constant by tautological definition. George Ellis admitted it. You use the local speed of light to define your second and your metre, and then you use them measure the local speed of light. So regardless of the actual speed of light, you always say the speed of light is 299,792,458 m/s. And then some people will say one 299,792,458 m/s is the same as another even when the seconds aren't the same. Even though a second is the duration of 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation passing you by.Sorry, I could not even finish reading the whole post before I demonstrate my psychic abilities and predict the answer, "variable"?
LOL, troll.You thrashed him pretty severely. That's all he ever gets. Maybe he gets his kicks being whipped.
Huh? I'm telling you how gravity works.