If Einstein lived in the 1600's, they would have burned him as a witch!!
Can it be that the earth is still the middle? Einstein placed a ball on the table and wanted to know why it remained...gravity or some *ä#ä#49juw (expletive deleted).
It probably sounded strange to sit in the world of Einstein and cast doubt over Sir Isaac Newton or Copernicus.
When you take time to read, Einstein has explained all we need to know without blasphemy or lack of belief. He was not accused of heresy.
... Even the event of another universe or something unknown did not disturb Einstein's peers. Paranormal, phenomenon, or simply that which cannot be explained, he gives us the answer.
It is up to us to decide if we see the forest or the trees.
Many say time is an arrow. Many say it is one dimension we cannot reach. Do the math:
it offers another alternative. Numbers do not lie. Neither did Einstein. - π= 0 = +π This
equation cannot exist in math or the physical world as we know it. But this is the most logical
mathematical explanation that time is one dimensional. Note that this only allows for future
movement with a fixed point of zero as the start. It should also be assumed that the value
can only be greater than zero to move forward in time. This is also not a property that can
be attributed to PI. The reality looks quite different.... - π = π = +π
If Einstein were alive today, we can only guess what he may or may not have found out. He never left earth and based all his ideas around the age old myth that the earth is important.
It was his home. It was the center of physical reality. It was his base of operation to determine the core of the universe.
He was lucky to find that his ideas worked. This is the property of any true genius...a little bit of luck. He probably did agree with Copernicus who can be said to have been the father of the universal solar center of the galaxy but Einstein was concerned only with questions that surround his physical reality, and that from the standpoint of earth.
If we are at an end and have no where from here to go (exhausting Einstein and his theories), we call it a scientific law. We are at the end and only left with time to explain.
