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→Lorentz Transformation and Einstein's theory: Berlinski on Lorentz
|isbn=978-80-87378-22-9
|isbn=978-80-87378-22-9
|pages=154-155
|pages=154-155
|language=Czech}}</ref>
|language=Czech}}</ref> Berlinski states that H.Lorentz was among only a few physicists wondering forlornly over Einstein's placing formal restrictions (in terms of postulates of special relativity) on theories that describe the physical world - in an attemp to resolve difficulties physicists faced with respect to symmetry in nature whose exisence no one suspected but that had been ratified by established constraint.<ref name="DeniableDarwin">{{cite book
|author=David Berlinski
|title=The Deniable Darwin
|publisher=Discovery Institute Press (reprinted from ''Commentary'' February 1998 by permission)
|location=Seattle, USA
|year=2009
|pages=538
|chapter=Was there a Big Bang?
|isbn=978-0-9790141-2-3
|url=http://www.davidberlinski.org/deniable-darwin/about.php
|quote=A symmetry in nature whose existence no one suspected had been ratified by a constraint whose power no one had recognized. The result was a great success, with only a few senior physicists, such as Hendrik Lorentz, wondering forlornly what it was all about.}}</ref>
==References==
==References==