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Autopsy of Special Relativity
The two postulates on which Special Relativity is built directly contradict each other: one declares that motion and rest are relative, while the other insists that a photon is absolutely in motion. According to the theory, every photon moves away from all other objects in the world at a single, constant speed. No advanced mathematics or logic is needed to recognize the contradiction. From a logical point of view, the freakish embryo, created by Einstein combining two contradictory postulates, could only grow into a deformed scientific monster, like Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. This monster, since its birth, has challenged basic human common sense, mocked the reasoning of intellectuals, and insulted the intelligence of physicists. A needless ado. It should end now.
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