You heard it here (before) first - FTL in the New York Times
 

On Thu, 29 Sep 2011 12:49:37 -0700, Richard Clark
wrote:

GPS is used to measure the path;
GPS is adjusted for relativity;
Relativity has been disproven;
GPS adjustments for relativity are suspect;
the method to measure the path is suspect;
the disproof is suspect.

One example of a very common experimental failure - circular
referentiality.

Some fancy bookkeeping could balance the accounts, I suppose.

I still would smile at the dis-connect of logic, however. And I would
suppose the next step is the rehabilitation of the term Relativity
insofar as Physics. Would we storm the libraries with label makers to
white wash the term out? What would that science be called?
Post-Newtonian Physics?
Pre-Neutrinian Physics?
Informally, both?

I see a generation of Physicist candidates struggling through years of
lectures trying to distinguish between the two being uttered from the
podium.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC