Argir Pando Vasil Dobri Matea Karagorgovi
2009-11-03 08:41:52 UTC
i was the first one to criticize Newton's divided mechanics but i
don't really mean to be mean with Newton. the best thing about him
(besides that he is Capricorn like me) is that he together with
Galileo and Kepler was the pioneer in laying the foundations of modern
physics. Newton did what i was doing for the past 10 years: form
opinion, launch it in the public domain and wait for the critics. the
one to blame for Newton's or my mistakes is the rest of humanity
because if we were told where our mistakes might be and why we would
have known what to correct and evidently no one from the rest of the
humanity was capable of finding errors in our deeds. how could they,
they didn't even taught about it. now i want you to rethink Newton's F
= am this way: MAKE FORCE OVER MASS RATIO BE SOME SUM OF AN INFINITE
ORDER THAT IS
F/M = sum_{i=1}^{infinity} {A_i}
your job is to define/find that A_i element of the order. i am not
sure were it might lead us but it seems to me very promising so do it.
don't really mean to be mean with Newton. the best thing about him
(besides that he is Capricorn like me) is that he together with
Galileo and Kepler was the pioneer in laying the foundations of modern
physics. Newton did what i was doing for the past 10 years: form
opinion, launch it in the public domain and wait for the critics. the
one to blame for Newton's or my mistakes is the rest of humanity
because if we were told where our mistakes might be and why we would
have known what to correct and evidently no one from the rest of the
humanity was capable of finding errors in our deeds. how could they,
they didn't even taught about it. now i want you to rethink Newton's F
= am this way: MAKE FORCE OVER MASS RATIO BE SOME SUM OF AN INFINITE
ORDER THAT IS
F/M = sum_{i=1}^{infinity} {A_i}
your job is to define/find that A_i element of the order. i am not
sure were it might lead us but it seems to me very promising so do it.