Bankrupcy

Posted by DickT on June 27, 2002 at 08:49:50:

In Reply to: Re: The Basis of Supersymmetry s2.1) Is the Mass of the Photon exactly equal to Zero a true statement about physically reality? posted by kx21 on June 26, 2002 at 23:42:16:

kx21,

Zero mass photon is an integral part of the most accurate theories we have. If you want to be a skeptic, that statement doesn't provide any warrant for assuming the photon exists at all.

It's fine to be a skeptic, but skeptics don't go around proclaiming M principles of this and M laws of that. Physics is the best theory we have; if you reject it what are you going to use instead? Nothing you have ever posted could be used to design a transistor.

Regards,
Dick

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• Re: s2.1a) M Answer to Bankrupcy- What happens if Zero mass photon is 'Wrong" -- kx21 6/27/02 (7)
  • Dream On -- DickT 6/28/02 (6)
    • Re: Dream on...s2.1a) FTL Detectors:- Neutrinos' Experiments -- kx21 6/28/02 (2)
      • Speed of neutrinos -- DickT 6/29/02 (1)
        • Re: Speed of neutrinos s2.1a) What is the Number of Genuine Neutrinos Sensed by the Super Kamiokande Detector Per cm^2 Per Second? -- kx21 6/29/02 (0)
    • Re: Dream On s2.1a) Massless Sensors:- Photons' Experiments -- kx21 6/28/02 (2)
      • Re: Dream On s2.1a) Massless Sensors:- Photons' Experiments -- DickT 6/29/02 (1)
        • Re: s2.1a) Non-physical existence of Massless Sensors? -- kx21 6/30/02 (0)
• Re: Bankrupcy s2.1b) The Species of Blind leading the blind: Neutrinos were Massless, like photons... -- kx21 6/27/02 (5)
  • Massive neutrinos, OK. Massive photons, Stupid -- DickT 6/28/02 (4)
    • Re: Massive photons - Common Sense... s2.1b) Scientific Question: Does Genuine Massless Sensor really exist in the Physical World -- kx21 6/28/02 (3)
      • More foolishness -- DickT 6/29/02 (2)
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          • Re: s2.1b) Link to Massless Sensors:- Photons' Experiments -- kx21 6/30/02 (0)

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