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Re: [Phys-l] E=mc^2 because E=mc^2?



John Denker wrote:
Wow. That really puts things into perspective. Comparatively
speaking, that's the best argument for a speed-dependent mass
I've ever seen ... but in absolute terms, it is a travesty of
science. It reminds of of beer commercials that rely on
celebrity endorsements and peer pressure.

If *celebrity endorsements and the majority's preference* come from those who are in favor of "relativistic mass", one may still be in doubt. However, the fact that it is coming from Oas made the results even more compelling. Hence, Oas' paper can be ironical.

Most people will just follow the crowd. The fact is: even if many people could be against of the gun laws, they may still decide to purchase one for their own safety.

Alphonsus