You're like a physics madlib - a bunch of vaguely topical terms jumbled together into almost grammatical sentences.
I recommend you check these out:
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Baez is a decent mathematician but not a physicist, and he certainly isn't a person to approach with an idea that threatens to destabilize his neat little world of Einsteinian pseudophysics that even Einstein himself began to doubt the validity of... evidenced by his letter to his lifelong confidante Michele Besso... writing:
I consider it quite possible that physics cannot be based on the field concept, i. e., on continuous structures. In that case *nothing* remains of my entire castle in the air, gravitation theory included, [and of] the rest of modern physics.
-- Einstein in a 1954 letter to Besso, quoted from: "Subtle is the Lord", Abraham Pais, page 467.
Baez's brain is fried on continuum based physics... and you think he's a person to point out crackpots?
Euclid showed us all how to do science... how to arrive at certainties... Einstein didn't manage to do that... though Einstein certainly was familiar with Euclid.
And Einstein said
If Euclid failed to kindle your youthful enthusiasm, then you were not born to be a scientific thinker.
Everything depends upon at what level exists your postulates. If you postulate things that cannot be substantiated or that are contrary to data then you certainly may be applying logic but your results, your conclusions even if by some enormous miracle are found to be valid by some other means later, they still cannot be found to be vaild using the method you presented.
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