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Logical Flaws in E=mc²
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*if the formula were true, then why hasn't the formula led to anything of value?
*if the formula were true, then why hasn't the formula led to anything of value?
*the formula implies existence of a unified theory of mass and light, when no such theory is possible.
*the formula implies existence of a unified theory of mass and light, when no such theory is possible.
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*The units used as M are not defined. Therefore, you could also say E=613mc^2, and it would still, technically, be true
''For a rebuttal to these arguments, see [[Essay:Rebuttal to Logical Flaws in E=mc²]].''
''For a rebuttal to these arguments, see [[Essay:Rebuttal to Logical Flaws in E=mc²]].''
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