" But now I see you are playing games.It is just not true! I see that
Feynman got the Nobel prize for describing the particals as Bosuns and
"w:"which is a very long way from the gauusian trail of static
particles! So I will stop there as you are just playing games with the
truth The bottom line is that the magnetic field created by Foucault
current is the weak force in the Classic model and it was me that
found it where Einstein and others failed. You just can't take that
fact away from me. Really that is how it should have been with Maxwell
and Heaviside and now me being born in the UK it is just a natural
progression
Eat your heart out
Art Unwin KB9MZ
unwinantennas.com/"

Art,
You may be fond of the idea that you are being persecuted because of
your being English, or from the UK, how ever you want to put it. If
so, then I'm sorry to disappoint you, but your birth place has very
little to do with how, I would suspect, most people think of you.
(I'm also sure that part of the 'problem' has to do with translating
between "King's/Queen's" English and what is spoken in the USA. Sorry
'bout that, but that's normal for any two languages. It works in the
other direction too, so you are not alone.)
You are your own worst enemy as far as being taken seriously. You
probably have no difficulty in 'following' your train of reasoning,
but us 'lesser' people do have that problem. How about helping us
with that problem? I have a suspicion that it will take a lot of time
and work on your part (as in book sized volume?). But, unless you
want it to take 'for ever' for you to be understood, it's going to
take that effort. If we can't follow your train of logic, you're just
not gonna sell many tickets to ride that train.
So, it's up to you.
- 'Doc

(I came to the realization that I wasn't ever going to be in the same
'class' as Einstein, Maxwell, and Heaviside a long time ago. And
quite frankly, it doesn't bother me. Sort of like winning the
lottery, first I have to buy a ticket, and I'm too cheap. What
abilities I have just don't 'lean' in that direction.)