Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Nick of Time leads a multi-person discussion of the three 3-step videos referenced in the title. The 3 very short 3-step videos are also shown in Nick of Time's videos number 21, 22 & 23, without any commentary, in this series. In this video, the three 3-step arguments are re-shown to an audience of physicists who have studied this topic in depth for many decades. While no flaws in the 3-step arguments were articulated, it was pointed out by all that other QED arguments, backed by tons of empirical data, proving the title thesis have been around for decades and, in addition, some of these older arguments focus on more fundamental flaws in SRT. Nick of Time fully agreed with these observations, but noted that the three 3-step arguments were developed to have impact as they were so simple and backed by well known empirical data that the usual relativist replies did not apply except for dismissing the arguments out of hand. Further discussion by all noted that , there has been no serious attention paid to "anti-SRT" arguments or to the empirical data by academia.
Nick of Time leads a multi-person discussion of the three 3-step videos referenced in the title. The 3 very short 3-step videos are also shown in Nick of Time's videos number 21, 22 & 23, without any commentary, in this series. In this video, the three 3-step arguments are re-shown to an audience of physicists who have studied this topic in depth for many decades. While no flaws in the 3-step arguments were articulated, it was pointed out by all that other QED arguments, backed by tons of empirical data, proving the title thesis have been around for decades and, in addition, some of these older arguments focus on more fundamental flaws in SRT. Nick of Time fully agreed with these observations, but noted that the three 3-step arguments were developed to have impact as they were so simple and backed by well known empirical data that the usual relativist replies did not apply except for dismissing the arguments out of hand. Further discussion by all noted that , there has been no serious attention paid to "anti-SRT" arguments or to the empirical data by academia.
