Was Einstein a dumb fuck?

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seeshelly

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In 1917, Albert Einstein inserted a term called the "cosmological constant" into his theory of general relativity because without that added factor his general theory would indicate that the universe is expanding. That concept contradicted the idea of a stationary universe that was widely accepted as an axiom by physicists at the time. Einstein later viewed his insertion of the cosmological constant as a great mistake. Some now believe that in exploring 'dark matter' his cosmological constant may have been correct after all.

As humans we all have a lot to learn. Life is complex to a boggling degree. At different points in the collective human experience and in individual experience conflicting ideas will emerge.

Dose the fact that Einstein thought his cosmological constant was wrong mean that he was a dumb fuck? Hardly.

Why do I mention this? Some that post viewpoints on Literotica will have views that may be very different from what your experience in life leads you to believe. That doesn't mean that you are a dumb fuck or that they are. Rather than arrogantly declaring that any alternative view reveals a moral and intellectual flaw it would be far more productive to be open minded and reason on matters in a respectful manner. Imagine if Einstein and other brilliant minds disagreed and sank into a childish rant about what a bunch of dumb fucks other people are.
 
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In 1917, Albert Einstein inserted a term called the "cosmological constant" into his theory of general relativity because without that added factor his general theory would indicate that the universe is expanding. That concept contradicted the idea of a stationary universe that was widely accepted as an axiom by physicists at the time. Einstein later viewed his insertion of the cosmological constant as a great mistake. Some now believe that in exploring 'dark matter' his cosmological constant may have been correct after all.

As humans we all have a lot to learn. Life is complex to a boggling degree. At different points in the collective human experience and in individual experience conflicting ideas will emerge.

Dose the fact that Einstein thought his cosmological constant was wrong mean that he was a dumb fuck? Hardly.

Why do I mention this? Some that post viewpoints on Literotica will have views that may be very different from what your experience in life leads you to believe. That doesn't mean that you are a dumb fuck or that they are. Rather than arrogantly declaring that any alternative view reveals a moral and intellectual flaw it would be far more productive to be open minded and reason on matters in a respectful manner. Imagine if Einstein and other brilliant minds disagreed and sank into a childish rant about what a bunch of dumb fucks other people are.

Like some scientists in the current climate debate. :D;)
 
Calling people silly names identifies you as a silly, inconsequential individual lacking gravitas; (a "dumb fuck").
 
In 1917, Albert Einstein inserted a term called the "cosmological constant" into his theory of general relativity because without that added factor his general theory would indicate that the universe is expanding. That concept contradicted the idea of a stationary universe that was widely accepted as an axiom by physicists at the time. Einstein later viewed his insertion of the cosmological constant as a great mistake. Some now believe that in exploring 'dark matter' his cosmological constant may have been correct after all.

As humans we all have a lot to learn. Life is complex to a boggling degree. At different points in the collective human experience and in individual experience conflicting ideas will emerge.

Dose the fact that Einstein thought his cosmological constant was wrong mean that he was a dumb fuck? Hardly.

Why do I mention this? Some that post viewpoints on Literotica will have views that may be very different from what your experience in life leads you to believe. That doesn't mean that you are a dumb fuck or that they are. Rather than arrogantly declaring that any alternative view reveals a moral and intellectual flaw it would be far more productive to be open minded and reason on matters in a respectful manner. Imagine if Einstein and other brilliant minds disagreed and sank into a childish rant about what a bunch of dumb fucks other people are.

It was a theory, seashells. He didnt claim it as a fact.

Is that the ocean I hear?
 
stationary universe

It was a theory, seashells. He didnt claim it as a fact.

Is that the ocean I hear?

He did think that the concept of a "stationary universe" was a fact. Either way the issue of his intellect was not in question.

Smart people are sometimes wrong. People that go through life and NEVER change their mind about anything end up believing the same things when they are 40 that they believed when they were four. Thus the saying: "There is no fool like an old fool."

I have been wrong about many things and am glad to adjust my view as I take in more information. For example, at one time I believed that Al Gores book on global warming was correct. I started fact checking and a few years later I realized the whole thing was a well crafted hoax.

Trust me on this: As you get older you will look back on lots of stuff you are certain about now and realize you were wrong. That will happen to me too. It doesn't mean you are stupid. It means you are growing.

Be honest: Do you really think that by comparison to you my skull is an empty sea shell?
 
At least Einstein later admitted that the 'Constant 'was his greatest mistake.

Newton thought that the idea of the Holy Trinity was absurd but unlike Einstein he never published this opinion. Possibly because he realized that his earthly departure might be re-scheduled for an earlier date.

Galileo recanted - because he didn't wanna die.

Mendel kept very quiet about his research in genetics because of conflicts with Catholic dogma (he was a monk).

So being wrong or making errors isn't anti science, its part of scientific method.
 
At least Einstein later admitted that the 'Constant 'was his greatest mistake.

Newton thought that the idea of the Holy Trinity was absurd but unlike Einstein he never published this opinion. Possibly because he realized that his earthly departure might be re-scheduled for an earlier date.

Galileo recanted - because he didn't wanna die.

Mendel kept very quiet about his research in genetics because of conflicts with Catholic dogma (he was a monk).

So being wrong or making errors isn't anti science, its part of scientific method.


In those cases, as you said, it was either recant or die. Not exactly scientific method.
 
He did think that the concept of a "stationary universe" was a fact. Either way the issue of his intellect was not in question.

Smart people are sometimes wrong. People that go through life and NEVER change their mind about anything end up believing the same things when they are 40 that they believed when they were four. Thus the saying: "There is no fool like an old fool."

I have been wrong about many things and am glad to adjust my view as I take in more information. For example, at one time I believed that Al Gores book on global warming was correct. I started fact checking and a few years later I realized the whole thing was a well crafted hoax.

Trust me on this: As you get older you will look back on lots of stuff you are certain about now and realize you were wrong. That will happen to me too. It doesn't mean you are stupid. It means you are growing.

Be honest: Do you really think that by comparison to you my skull is an empty sea shell?

He believed it to be but he was smart enough not to jump to conclusions and label it as FACT. it was his THEORY. Words have meanings, word salad boi.
 
Is that the ocean I hear?



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What about it?

He believed it to be but he was smart enough not to jump to conclusions and label it as FACT. it was his THEORY. Words have meanings, word salad boi.

He assumed it was a fact. But what about it? You are totally missing the point. People may think that something is a fact or a theory. They may be right or wrong. It happens to everyone. The point I was making is that either way it has nothing to do with intellect and to use such things as a basis for calling people names is not very productive.

So I post a thread encouraging people to be respectful of others and their views without name calling and your knee jerk reaction is to go into attack mode? Wow!
 
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