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The Einstein is practical, but not theoretical?
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RE: The Einstein is practical, but not theoretical?
Einstein was frequently wrong. Especially about quantum mechanics. But the solutions of his field equations almost always have singularities. Showing that was one of Hawking's accomplishments (along with Penrose).
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RE: The Einstein is practical, but not theoretical? - by polymath257 - April 17, 2018 at 10:20 am

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