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I Don't Think Harv Is Moving To Support My Views.

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Posted by Richard D. Stafford, Ph.D. on December 21, 2004 11:33:32 UTC

Hi Mike,

I think rather that Harv's purpose was to support the idea that a large number of people "derive known relationships" from assorted starting points.

I looked at a number of those papers and what they show is the fact that there are many intertwined relationships not thought about by most professional physicists. Why not? Well because most of them provide little of value. They are all rather complex analytical views of the situation.

My position is, compared to theirs, quite simple (oh, I know Harv wouldn't agree since something one does not understand will seem complex even if it is simple). In addition to that, substatially more physics may be deduced from my "fundamental equation" than any of these people derive from their positions.

I am afraid I have it all over them by a long shot.

Have fun -- Dick

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