THEORY OF RELATIVITY.- CRITICISM OF A NONSENSE ANALYZED IN SEVEN FASCICLES
We continue
with the series of deliveries, a summary of the book entitled: "Theory of
relativity.- Critique of a nonsense analyzed in seven fascicles ", edited
by AMAZON
THE FALLACY OF THE PRINCIPLE
OF EQUIVALENCE
WHAT
MISTAKE DOES IT MAKE?
Confuse two
different types of force
It confuses
the container (the elevator) with the content (the masses)
Commits a
fallacy of logical atinence ("ad hominen")
THE FALLACY OF THE PRINCIPLE
OF EQUIVALENCE
It confuses the type and application of the
forces that intervene in the phenomenon
Contact
Forces and Attraction Forces
THE FALLACY OF THE PRINCIPLE
OF EQUIVALENCE
A
CONFUSION OF IDEAS
We must
treat it as a similarity between experiments, and not as an equivalence of
effects that have been caused by different causes (Different types of Forces).
The thought
experiment begins by considering that an ATTRACTION force, such as the force of
gravity (G), acts both on the CONTAINER and on the CONTENT (the Masses). Thus,
physical phenomena related to MASS can occur.
The PULL
force cannot be equated to a PULL force ON the CONTAINER. The TRACTION force
acts only on the CONTAINER (on the elevator casing) NOT on the CONTENT, which
are the MASSES inside it.
THE FALLACY OF THE
PRINCIPLE OF EQUIVALENCE
CRITICISM THE CONCEPTS USED IN YOUR MENTAL
EXPERIMENT
To unmask
this false comparison we say: IT IS NOT THE MASS "THAT" FALLS
"IT IS THE SOIL THAT" RISES "
In the book
that we take as a reference he tries to support the validity of his thought
experiment with the following sentence:
“… Take
good note that the possibility of this interpretation rests on the fundamental
property that the gravitational field possesses of communicating the same
acceleration to all bodies, or what amounts to the same thing, in the postulate
of equality between inertial mass. and gravitational mass ... "
THE FALLACY OF THE PRINCIPLE OF
EQUIVALENCE
A FALLACY OF LOGICAL
ATINENCE
With this
tangle of concepts he tries to justify the unjustifiable.
We can
propose a syllogism in which the premises are not related to the conclusion.
We too can
commit a fallacy of the "ad hominen" type if we believe the validity
of the thought experiment because of who is the person who proposes it.
(Intellectual Property Registry: B-767-20)
End of our
deliveries
We repeat
what we already said in the First Delivery. In our book entitled: "Theory
of Relativity.- Criticism of a nonsense analyzed in seven installments",
edited by AMAZON, you will be able to read the following topics:
Fascicle 3.-
Criticism of the conclusions of the essays that have tried to give the reason
to the fallacy of time dilation.
Fascicle 4.-
Where does it seem that the idea of presenting the First Premise that A.
Einstein formulated in his book came from?
Fascicle 5.-
An erroneous interpretation of the “enigmatic” Lorentz Factor.