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The Einstein Theory of Space-Time without Mathematics This is a new monograph by the Ghanaian philosopher, Samuel K. K. Blankson, who gave us "The Metaphysical Foundation For Physics". In less than a hundred pages, and without mathematics, he launches a blistering attack on Herman Minkowski, the foremost mathematical interpreter of Einstein's theory of Space-Time. He explains that space-time is a philosophical concept and that mathematicians are ill-equipped to interpret it properly, and gives his own interpretation of space-time as 'relation between points'. The book is written in plain language, and aimed at the intelligent general reader. There is no doubt that if Blankson is right then mathematicians have a major problem on their hands.
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PREFACE FROM FOOTNOTES TO PLATO TO FOOTNOTES TO EINSTEIN SECTION TWO RELATIVITY AND THE MINKOWSKI INTERVENTION SECTION THREE THE LOGICAL DEFINITION OF SPACE-TIME SECTION FOUR THE REAL SIGNIFICANCE OF TIME DILATION SECTION FIVE RELATIVE REALITIES SECTION SIX WHY TIME IS SEPARATE FROM SPACE SECTION SEVEN TIME’S PASSAGE IN REALITY SECTION EIGHT TIME AND THE UNIVERSE SECTION NINE THE TWO VERSIONS OF SPACE-TIME SECTION TEN DURATION SECTION ELEVEN GETTING SPACE-TIME FROM SPACE SECTION TWELVE PHYSICS AND PHILOSOPHY SECTION THIRTEEN THE GENESIS OF EINSTEIN’S SPACE-TIME SECTION FOURTEEN THE CONFUSION ABOUT TIME IN RELATIVITY SECTION FIFTEEN THE MINKOWSKI PROBLEM SECTION SIXTEEN TIME AND THE GENERAL RELATIVITY CONUNDRUM SECTION SEVENTEEN TIME DILATION AND SCIENTIFIC MYSTICISM SECTION EIGHTEEN
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION
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