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→False attributions: Made comment about E=MC2 being in the bibble
:I found out that the internet produces many quotes not attributed to the people who they proclaimed it came from. I was using brainyquote for awhile until RJJensen pointed out all the false quotes I had been including. To find out if a quote can be attributed to the person, RJ advised I go to Google Books. If the quote from a famous person is in multiple books on Google Books, that means it is researched accurate. If you find out differently, of course I would remove. --[[User:Jpatt|Jpatt]] 21:35, 21 June 2009 (EDT)
:I found out that the internet produces many quotes not attributed to the people who they proclaimed it came from. I was using brainyquote for awhile until RJJensen pointed out all the false quotes I had been including. To find out if a quote can be attributed to the person, RJ advised I go to Google Books. If the quote from a famous person is in multiple books on Google Books, that means it is researched accurate. If you find out differently, of course I would remove. --[[User:Jpatt|Jpatt]] 21:35, 21 June 2009 (EDT)
Maybe E=MC2 is in the Bible. If the Angels are responsible for the energy in this world and mass is equal to fallen angels whereas C is equal to one of the two parts of the good angels, then E = MC2 where good angels' power is not additive but multiplicative. So as the Bible says, energy is one part bad angels multiplied by two parts good angels.--[[User:Socrtwo|Socrtwo]] 10:15, 13 August 2010 (EDT)