Changes

Jump to navigation Jump to search
no edit summary
Line 36: Line 36:  
This line must go.  It is not relevant to the article.  Have a disambiguation page for relativity.  The citation is completely incorrect.  The website http://www.moralrelativity.com/about1.html says nothing about general relativity influencing moral relativity.  This article says 'Relativity has generated a huge following by advocates of moral relativism,' but the website http://www.moralrelativity.com/about1.html does not make any mention of this statement, therefore it is improperly cited.  Citations are supposed to support claims, and this one does not.  (Read the website for yourself).  Also, just because relativity is a homophone in this case doesn't mean it belongs in an article of the (general) theory of relativity.  ''Please make a disambiguation page'' because this is clearly in the wrong place.
 
This line must go.  It is not relevant to the article.  Have a disambiguation page for relativity.  The citation is completely incorrect.  The website http://www.moralrelativity.com/about1.html says nothing about general relativity influencing moral relativity.  This article says 'Relativity has generated a huge following by advocates of moral relativism,' but the website http://www.moralrelativity.com/about1.html does not make any mention of this statement, therefore it is improperly cited.  Citations are supposed to support claims, and this one does not.  (Read the website for yourself).  Also, just because relativity is a homophone in this case doesn't mean it belongs in an article of the (general) theory of relativity.  ''Please make a disambiguation page'' because this is clearly in the wrong place.
   −
I removed the moral relativity part from this article and placed it in a new article called [[Moral relativity]].  Relativity here is clearly just a homophone, and moral relativity is irrelevant to special or general relativity.  To illustrate my point, see http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/relativity.  Relativity in physics has a special meaning.
+
I removed the moral relativity part from this article and placed it in a new article called [[Moral relativity]].  Relativity here is clearly just a homophone, and moral relativity is irrelevant to special or general relativity.  To illustrate my point, see http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/relativity.  Relativity in physics has a special meaning. [[User:Teji|Teji]] 00:38, 5 April 2007 (EDT)
    
== <math>e=mc^2</math> not "attributed" to Einstein. ==
 
== <math>e=mc^2</math> not "attributed" to Einstein. ==
71

edits

Navigation menu