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tyr...@mail.sgi.net wrote:

A theory *can* be proven true in a certain "application range".
Newtonian Theory of Gravity still holds true for many purposes
(including sending Space Shuttles in orbit :). 
There _is_ proof that Einstein's 2 relativity theories are correct.

BTW, your computer is based on Einstein's work too :)!

>> It has been proven.  It was a theory when Einstein first came up with
>> it.  It was then proven.  If you wish to find out what some of the
>> proofs are, then just post something else stupid, and I'll respond
>> again.

>Oh?  Can you prove it?  I can prove 2 = 3 via

>assume x = y,
>then 2(x-y)=3(x-y),
>divide through by (x-y),
>thus 2=3

>We KNOW that's false because, by definition, dividing by 0 (or x-y in
>the example) is undefined.  You really can't prove anything, since any
>proof can contain faulty reasoning or may be based on flawed
>assumptions, not to mention exceptions to the rule, like classical
>physics in subatomic situations.

>-JAmes

>No, I'm not an elitist. Why do you ask, peasant?
>Of course I'm sane. The voices said so.
>Oh sure! But what's the speed of dark?

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                      Marco Cecconi.

Programmer and programming teacher.
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