Wh...... whu...... why?Can I talk to you via MSN or email or something?
Yes, I believe that Einstein believes that what he is doing is real and beneficial. As far as how I feel about that, trial and error experimentation is a very good thing. However, my own personal opinion is that he now needs to "kick it up a notch" and add better forms of instrumentation to quantify position, rates, and accelerations within his experiments. But that's just me. I will always want to see better, more accurate measurement data. It helps in the analysis and potential quantification (modeling) of any "real" effect.do you believe that he believes what he's written here?
I think you need to be more specific in what you are referring to before I can answer your question.don't believe that Einstein (the poster) is just making stuff up, right?