04SumMot

Adapted for the Internet from:

Why God Doesn't Exist

Summary

Traditional religion has bequeathed to Mathematical Physics a few bad habits. They

include two which

the mathematicians

have developed to heights unimagined by the religionists:

•

the

belief that you can depict a concept (such as love) with an object

(such as a heart)

•

the notion that a concept has the ability to move

I have no problem when relativists claim that Physics often deals with concepts. I

get scared and fear

for their sanity when

the mathematicians start moving the

concept (e.g., the center of gravity, energy,

magnetic field, mass).

Before Newton can

call

his set of equations 'the Laws of Motion', he must

define the word

motion

Newton

died before

accomplishing this enormous feat.

In his immense arrogance and

ignorance,

Newton claimed that there

was no need to

define words such as

motion

time

, and

space

because we

already know what they

mean. Of course,

having bypassed

this most crucial of steps,

Newton lost track

of what

he was doing. To this very day, the idiots of the establishment have

not defined the word motion

unambiguously. More revealing yet, they have not realized the importance of defining this

word. Not a

single textbook of Physics tells you what the mathematicians mean by

motion

So much for

Newtonian

'laws'

and modern 'physics'

Here I define the word

motion

and show that only objects enjoy this ability. If this is

true,

about

% of

Mathematical

Physics instantly gets flushed down the

toilet

. GR

and QM are

only

in the business of

moving avatars. There is not a

single 'entity' of

'high level' Mathematical Physics that qualifies as a

physical

object

Yes, Massa
Newt.

Bill, you must to be the dumbest
person I know, unfit to scratch my
back. I would do well to fire you and
get a new assistant.
Why everyone knows what motion is!
Motion is the...
It's the... Aaaahhh... Uummmh...
How can I put it? It's the...
Well, you know...
It's kinda like the translation of a body.
You follow me? It's sort of like the
movement of something from A to B...

And don't ask me any more stupid
questions!