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AKGMJC@gmail.com:
 > On Dec 12, 8:53 am, mL <mL.bey...@elsewhere.xxx> wrote:
 >> AKG...@gmail.com wrote:
 >>> On Dec 11, 7:08 pm, mL <mL.bey...@elsewhere.xxx> wrote:
 >>>> AKG...@gmail.com wrote:
 >>>> All results of SR which uses LT are under the speed limit restriction
 >>>>> that v<c. The relativistic addition of speed is under this
 >>>>> restriction. Yet Einstein set v=c to "deduce" a "revolutionary" 
result
 >>>>> c+c=c.
 >>>> Where did he do that?  You're advised to give a reference!
 >>> Ah, you did not know it! Read any elementary textt book on relativity
 >>> theory. It is advatised as a "revoultion" of Einstein!

 >> I've read some text books on relativity, but none of them "deduce"
 >> c+c=c -- so you are either using faulty logic or lying.

 > It has more  to do with  basic mathematics. Of course all you read is
 > popluar science books on physics, of course you do not see these
 > details. you have to bring your standard up to discuss something
 > meaningful. If you need help, I can give it to you. if you have
 > capability to understand you will see.

I don't know why you freely expose yourself as a pompous
jerk. Anyhow, you have now appended yourself to the list
of self-inflated windbags on usenet.

 > (v+^rv')=(v+v')/(1+vv'/c^2).
 >
 > where +^r is the relativisitc addition and + is mathematical addition.
 > You set c=v=v' and you get c+^rc=c. This is false as v and v' can not
 > be equal to c.

Yeah - you have to create some special notation to take
care of your "c+c=c" gibberish.  Anyhow, your statements
lacks context, and your formula is not the general one.

C.f.:
http://www.fourmilab.ch/etexts/einstein/specrel/www/
-> Par.5. The Composition of Velocities

 > Please try to make scientific statement so that you do not look like a
 > typical cornered "cranck". Comparing what I posted and the responses I
 > got, it is becoming quite clear who is real "cranck".

So, just like the other windbags, you have to be your
own referee to get any appreciation.

 > Have a good day, chap.
 > A.K.

Call the service department next time.

/mel