The last person to enthusiastically support the theory was J. Luce Bowles (1886-1974) who publicized his own concept of “EarthSuck” until he became the target of “physics purists” like Bohr, Feinmann, and Szilard. Late in life he became a nun.
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Well that de-escalated drastically
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Dude had creds from photoelectric effect.
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Jajajajajajajajajaja, pinche Philipp Lenard
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Okay let’s see if anyone can help me with this: to what extent this property makes 276 a special number? How is that related to Fermat’s conjecture? Any comments, fun facts or crazy theories will be appreciated!pic.twitter.com/R9cN4UrL4n
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What is often not talked about is how controversial it was and I am pretty sure in the age of Twitter it would have had hashtags against it
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Hadn't he read Einstein's papers, they would hardly get published. But today, every junk is published...
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which, I take it, wasn't "peer reviewed", at that stage?
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Planck got to know Einstein’s work only because it was published. However the editor was the one to decide publication in Einstein’s time. That was Drude if I remember correctly.
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