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JB wrote:
Oh but if it can make the clock disappear as easily as sucking out all the
ether...


Sorry, I don't recall saying that sucking out all the
ether is even possible, much less easy.
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On Sep 22, 8:55*pm, Cecil Moore wrote:
JB wrote:
Oh but if it can make the clock disappear as easily as sucking out all the
ether...


Sorry, I don't recall saying that sucking out all the
ether is even possible, much less easy.
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"According to the general theory of relativity,
space without ether is unthinkable." Albert Einstein


It is difficult to suck out an abstraction (at least without imbibing
in the spirits).
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It is difficult to suck out an abstraction (at least without imbibing
in the spirits).

BINGO!
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JB wrote:
It is difficult to suck out an abstraction (at least without imbibing
in the spirits).

BINGO!


Bingo indeed! Proving that Einstein's ether could not
be an abstraction.
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It is difficult to suck out an abstraction ...


If not impossible ... and that's an argument in favor
of the reality of ether.
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