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Einstein and The-Emperor's-New-Clothes Syndrome: The Expose of a Charlatan
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Einstein and The-Emperor's-New-Clothes Syndrome: The Expose of a Charlatan

The purpose of this book is to explain how, through a strange set of circumstances, Albert Einstein became hailed as both the greatest scientist of all time and the greatest man of the 20th century. This is particularly puzzling since he was perhaps the most irrational person ever to masquerade as a mathematician or scientist. The book explains how all of Einstein's impossible concepts of the world around us--as well as his unintelligible attempts to mathematically express those concepts--became accepted solely through operation of The-Emperor's-New-Clothes syndrome: the most egregious example of this syndrome that has ever occurred.

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Product Details:
Author: Robert Henderson
Paperback: 178 pages
Publisher: BookSurge Publishing
Publication Date: March 08, 2007
ISBN: 1419661094
Package Length: 8.5 inches
Package Width: 5.5 inches
Package Height: 0.44 inches
Package Weight: 0.63 pounds
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1Thank God for irrationality  Oct 03, 2008
... yes. and we need charlatans of this order who are not hypnotized by consensus oriented "rationality," which prevents us from accessing other forms of knowledge and wisdom, and need formal rationalists to show us how to develop and apply their ideas.

3Review of "Einstein and the Emperor's-New-Clothes Syndrome"  Jun 20, 2007
Review of "Einstein and the Emperor's-New-Clothes Syndrome:
The Expose of a Charlatan" by Robert L. Henderson

R. Henderson's attack of both Einstein's mathematical capability in the development of the special theory of relativity and Einstein's physical understanding of his own work is valid. In fact, Henderson fell well short of listing all of Einstein's mathematical errors and conceptual failings. Despite Einstein's mathematical failures, it is not totally logical for Henderson to write that Einstein was incorrect in terms of the postulates that he proposed, including the concept that "aether/ether" is not necessary (and replaced by space/nothing). Einstein may have been manipulative, but he had brilliant insights that allowed him to produce an adequately valid general theory of relativity. However, Henderson is correct in writing that the contraction and "curvature" of space-time does not make sense; nor, is needed to explain special and general relative theory effects. However, Henderson proposed and defended a regressive "absolute time" fixation (refuting time relativity), and a belief in questionable "universal (elementary) energy field (UEF) particles", replacing and enhancing "aether" concepts. Henderson needs to show that time relativity derived without any type of "aether" is invalid in spite of Einstein's mathematical and conceptual special theory errors.

To support the "empty space" concept of Einstein, without space-time distortions, I have, subject to review, accomplished the following:
1) Corrected the questionable optical analyses of the Michelson-Morley interferometer experiments and showed that it is impossible to get a phase shift difference with rotations of the equipment with respect to the earth's velocity. (This analysis was done almost 40 years ago, and the following tasks have been worked on since then.)

2) Developed Maxwell's equations and a revised wave equation based on deriving exact relationships for:
a) electric and magnetic fields which improve the understandings of
Ampere and Faraday laws.
b) Stokes and Gauss/ Divergence mathematical theorems which include
relativistic effects, similar to those of the General relativity theory.

3) Developed Special and General Relativity theories which highlight Einstein's Special theory errors and confirm Einstein's many assumptions made during the development of his General relativity theory.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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