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Talk:Theory of relativity (view source)
Revision as of 22:14, November 23, 2009
, 22:14, November 23, 2009→Relativity is not a "liberal" theory
As a physics major I must strongly protest to the implication that relativity is a "liberal" theory. Relativity has had many experimental proofs, and is one of the soundest theories in modern physics. There is simply no realistic reason to believe it is not sound. And I do not know where the idea came that the university would squelch opposition to it because it was not liberal. There is no political reason one way or the other for one to view it as right or wrong. The theory stands on it's own merits.
As a physics major I must strongly protest to the implication that relativity is a "liberal" theory. Relativity has had many experimental proofs, and is one of the soundest theories in modern physics. There is simply no realistic reason to believe it is not sound. And I do not know where the idea came that the university would squelch opposition to it because it was not liberal. There is no political reason one way or the other for one to view it as right or wrong. The theory stands on it's own merits.
:No idea? Perhaps, just ''perhaps'' you should read the ''ample discussion of these very matters sitting above on this very page.'' [[User:DouglasA|DouglasA]] 17:14, 23 November 2009 (EST)