06-28-2006, 09:53 PM
Quote:Originally posted by Tapkar*sigh*
If I'm correct, wasn't it Einsten who created the atom bomb? In which Franklin got lucky with a key on a string... That is so fake. Why the hell wasn't he electricuted during the whole thing... I still think it's a God damn hoax.
Plus, if it weren't for his mortality, Einstein would have probably created a device to time travel. Only he wasn't working on the time traveling machine itself, he was working on the protective barrier to keep us safe... How sweet.
I honestly don't care what logic anyone gives me, what I posted is what I believe and will believe for the rest of my time
Plus, did Franklin come up with that non-solveable problem, E=MC2 ?
He did not invent it. His famour formula, which you said, is a key part of it, but all Einstein did was write a letter to Roosenvelt to envourage research into teh field to threaten the Germans who were planning it already.
Eisntein? Time travel? I doubt it. He was still stuck in the classical world a bit too much and I doubt he believed in such a thing (if it is even possible). Protective barrier? He was working on a way to unify gravity and electromagnetism, which he failed horribly at (probably because he rejected quantum mechanics).
If that is so, then obviously you are ignorant. There have been many biographies about him, and if you find one that is fairly truthful, I think you'll find how wrong you are.
If it is non-solveable, as in it has an empty set, then how come it is used widely? O.o Oh, and it is written E = mc^2 (the 'c' is commonly italicized on the internet).
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