• Books about Einstein

    From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 22 23:01:25 2024
    XPost: sci.physics.relativity

    Most of yous
    already know,
    *every year*
    kooks feel
    compelled
    to write a
    book
    about Einstein.

    This year
    we have
    Samuel Graydon’s
    “Einstein in Time and Space”

    (time and space,
    space and time,
    how original!)

    But here is part of the review
    from the WSJ:

    "In his acknowledgments, the author admits that he “lightly
    fictionalized” a few chapters about
    representative days at Einstein’s office.
    Given the wealth of material on hand, a summary of Einstein’s life
    hardly needs any false embellishments."


    The Truth is...
    all books about
    Albert Einstein
    are
    'highly fictionalized'.

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?


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  • From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to J. J. Lodder on Thu Jan 25 11:54:32 2024
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    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan


    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    and the bio part contains untruhs according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.



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  • From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to The Starmaker on Thu Jan 25 12:41:00 2024
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    The Starmaker wrote:

    The Starmaker wrote:

    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan

    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    and the bio part contains untruths according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.

    I'll begin with just the cover of the book...

    "Subtle is the Lord."

    Einstein didn't say that. Einstein said "God is subtle, ..."

    I could go on and on about *just* the cover of the book...

    but let me give you a quote what the author said in his book...

    "In all the years I knew
    Einstein, I never read any of his papers..." -Abraham Pais, Subtle is
    the Lord



    oh, i forgot to mention about the title of the book...

    Einstein said..."It makes, of course, no sense..."





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  • From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to The Starmaker on Thu Jan 25 12:36:59 2024
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    The Starmaker wrote:

    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan

    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    and the bio part contains untruths according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.

    I'll begin with just the cover of the book...

    "Subtle is the Lord."


    Einstein didn't say that. Einstein said "God is subtle, ..."


    I could go on and on about *just* the cover of the book...

    but let me give you a quote what the author said in his book...



    "In all the years I knew
    Einstein, I never read any of his papers..." -Abraham Pais, Subtle is
    the Lord











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  • From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to The Starmaker on Thu Jan 25 13:06:01 2024
    XPost: sci.physics.relativity

    The Starmaker wrote:

    The Starmaker wrote:

    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan

    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    and the bio part contains untruths according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.

    I'll begin with just the cover of the book...

    "Subtle is the Lord."

    Einstein didn't say that. Einstein said "God is subtle, ..."

    I could go on and on about *just* the cover of the book...

    but let me give you a quote what the author said in his book...

    "In all the years I knew
    Einstein, I never read any of his papers..." -Abraham Pais, Subtle is
    the Lord


    I mean, I understand...
    somebody said to Pais...

    "Hey man, you knew Albert Einstein, why don't you write a book about
    him???!!"

    "Yeah, I could use the fuckin money but, but,..."

    "But WHAT?"

    "[WHISPER] I never read any of his papers."

    "YOU MEAN ALL THAT TIME YOU KNEW HIM YOU NEVER READ ANY OF HIS FUCKIN PAPERS???!"

    "Why would I need to read his fucking papers, I'm smarter than him!...he
    was just a fucking retard! He never looked at me once in the eyes!!!"
    "Every time I talked to him he would look the other way!!!"

    WHY?"

    "I DON'T KNOW,. HE MUST BE A FUCKING RETARD!!!!"

    "Well, go read something and write a book, stupid!"










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  • From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to The Starmaker on Thu Jan 25 17:34:48 2024
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    In otherwords, it is NOT a book about Einstein....

    "The first biography to emphasize the physicist's scientific research rather than his life..." -The New York Times

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subtle_is_the_Lord



    The Subject heading of this thread is... Books about Einstein.


    "about"...refering to Einstein, not his work, rather his life.


    Like for example, he didn't like the Germans because they killed one of his cousins, and he like to bang his cousins.




    The Starmaker wrote:

    The Starmaker wrote:

    The Starmaker wrote:

    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan

    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    and the bio part contains untruths according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.

    I'll begin with just the cover of the book...

    "Subtle is the Lord."

    Einstein didn't say that. Einstein said "God is subtle, ..."

    I could go on and on about *just* the cover of the book...

    but let me give you a quote what the author said in his book...

    "In all the years I knew
    Einstein, I never read any of his papers..." -Abraham Pais, Subtle is
    the Lord

    I mean, I understand...
    somebody said to Pais...

    "Hey man, you knew Albert Einstein, why don't you write a book about him???!!"

    "Yeah, I could use the fuckin money but, but,..."

    "But WHAT?"

    "[WHISPER] I never read any of his papers."

    "YOU MEAN ALL THAT TIME YOU KNEW HIM YOU NEVER READ ANY OF HIS FUCKIN PAPERS???!"

    "Why would I need to read his fucking papers, I'm smarter than him!...he
    was just a fucking retard! He never looked at me once in the eyes!!!"
    "Every time I talked to him he would look the other way!!!"

    WHY?"

    "I DON'T KNOW,. HE MUST BE A FUCKING RETARD!!!!"

    "Well, go read something and write a book, stupid!"

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    and challenge the unchallengeable.

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  • From J. J. Lodder@21:1/5 to The Starmaker on Fri Jan 26 12:49:10 2024
    XPost: sci.physics.relativity

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan


    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    Yes, very bad of Pais, isn't it?
    BTW, that's what the book is praised for.

    and the bio part contains untruhs according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.

    You would have done better to find that out
    before making your claim that it is all lies,

    Jan

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  • From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to J. J. Lodder on Fri Jan 26 10:24:39 2024
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    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    The Starmaker wrote:

    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan

    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    and the bio part contains untruths according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.

    I'll begin with just the cover of the book...

    "Subtle is the Lord."


    Einstein didn't say that. Einstein said "God is subtle, ..."

    Pais said that, on that cover.

    Einstein said: "Raffiniert ist der Herrgott, aber boshaft ist er nicht".
    You can render that in English in various ways.
    The cover of the book is of course Pais' responsibility,
    not Einstein's.

    I could go on and on about *just* the cover of the book...

    Yes, that's just you. Trivialities above all.
    You could have a look at the wikiparticle about it instead,
    if reading the book itself is too much for you, <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subtle_is_the_Lord>

    Jan


    If he 'realy' knew Einstein he would have known better to use that title
    since
    Einstein meant otherwise.


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  • From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to J. J. Lodder on Fri Jan 26 10:28:23 2024
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    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan


    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    Yes, very bad of Pais, isn't it?
    BTW, that's what the book is praised for.

    and the bio part contains untruhs according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.

    You would have done better to find that out
    before making your claim that it is all lies,

    Jan

    i did not see any prasie for the bio part...just fake reviews from
    famouse people scrathing eachs others back.

    Wake up! Fake Reviews. Solicitced reviews..




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  • From The Starmaker@21:1/5 to starmaker@ix.netcom.com on Fri Jan 26 10:57:28 2024
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    "In all the years I knew Einstein, I never read any of his
    papers..." -Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord


    Since Pais said he never read any of Einstein's papers all the years
    he knew Einstein...who is to say he *knew* Einstein?

    Truth is, when Pais decided to 'write a book' he
    had to contact people who actually *knew* Einstein to
    be able to write a little bio of Einstein.

    Pias is just a fraud.


    "The first biography to emphasize the physicist's scientific research
    rather than his life..." -The New York Times

    oh, i forgot to mention about the title of the book...

    Einstein said referring to the title of the book: ..."It makes, of
    course, no sense..."


    "In all the years I knew Einstein, I never read any of his
    papers..." -Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord


    never read any of his papers????

    are you people kidding me?

    this is a joke!





    On Thu, 25 Jan 2024 17:34:48 -0800, The Starmaker
    <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    In otherwords, it is NOT a book about Einstein....

    "The first biography to emphasize the physicist's scientific research rather than his life..." -The New York Times

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subtle_is_the_Lord



    The Subject heading of this thread is... Books about Einstein.


    "about"...refering to Einstein, not his work, rather his life.


    Like for example, he didn't like the Germans because they killed one of his cousins, and he like to bang his cousins.




    The Starmaker wrote:

    The Starmaker wrote:

    The Starmaker wrote:

    J. J. Lodder wrote:

    The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> wrote:

    There isn't not one
    book ever been written
    about Albert Einstein
    that contains any truth.

    If I'm wrong, name the book?

    I know it is wasted on you, but you could try:
    Abraham Pais, Subtle is the Lord.
    (beware, it is also a scientific biography,
    so much of it wil be too difficult for you)

    Note that Pais was appointed at Princeton in 1947,
    that he had an office next to Einstein,
    and that they met on an almost daily basis,
    until Einstein's death in 1955.
    They often had lunch together, and they went for walks in the park.

    What makes you think that Abraham Pais
    would have lied directly and completely
    about all he learned in his contacts with Einstein?

    Jan

    Only 20 percent of the book is a bio, the rest about the science.

    and the bio part contains untruths according to Amazon reviewers.

    Now i have to find that 20 percent and see wats in it.

    I'll begin with just the cover of the book...

    "Subtle is the Lord."

    Einstein didn't say that. Einstein said "God is subtle, ..."

    I could go on and on about *just* the cover of the book...

    but let me give you a quote what the author said in his book...

    "In all the years I knew
    Einstein, I never read any of his papers..." -Abraham Pais, Subtle is
    the Lord

    I mean, I understand...
    somebody said to Pais...

    "Hey man, you knew Albert Einstein, why don't you write a book about
    him???!!"

    "Yeah, I could use the fuckin money but, but,..."

    "But WHAT?"

    "[WHISPER] I never read any of his papers."

    "YOU MEAN ALL THAT TIME YOU KNEW HIM YOU NEVER READ ANY OF HIS FUCKIN
    PAPERS???!"

    "Why would I need to read his fucking papers, I'm smarter than him!...he
    was just a fucking retard! He never looked at me once in the eyes!!!"
    "Every time I talked to him he would look the other way!!!"

    WHY?"

    "I DON'T KNOW,. HE MUST BE A FUCKING RETARD!!!!"

    "Well, go read something and write a book, stupid!"

    --
    The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
    to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
    and challenge the unchallengeable.

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