Einstein didn’t invent relativity.

He invented the photoelectric effect.

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The joke, for the three downvoters, is that most people assume Einstein got a Nobel prize for relativity since that’s what he’s most known for. But he actually got a Nobel prize for the photoelectric effect.

And there is the substitution of invented for discovered. Because you discover natural phenomena, you don’t invent them.

Richard Cheese.

Must be crowded there in Kursk.

Hurry up, Daddy Vladdy! Do something!

Tramp The Dirt Down

Agree. There are enough battles, we can afford to be picky.

And not scold the church when it leans in the right direction.

Finally identified the real villains — people who want public healthcare.

So close, guys.

Wherefore art thou, Romeo?

Getting mixed signals here. More peace through violence?

Oh no how unfortunate.

Thank god for this comm. I feel like I’m going sane in a crazy world outside of here.

Morged.

What’s he going to do? Come get them?

It’s only terrorism if your group has a budget under $1B.

Come on, James. Do what you do.

Here’s a thought: don’t invade Iran to distract from the Epstein files and we can have American lives, American airframes, and, you know, thousands of Iranian civilians’ lives.

How many aircraft did it cost?

Pathetic.

Oooookay, we are totally dealing with pre-October 7th Israel. The one that knowingly attacked a US ship in 1967: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Liberty_incident

At the time of the attack, the USS Liberty was flying the American flag and its identification was clearly indicated in large white letters and numerals on its hull. … Experience demonstrates that both the flag and the identification number of the vessel were readily visible from the air … Accordingly, there is every reason to believe that the USS Liberty was identified, or at least her nationality determined, by Israeli aircraft approximately one hour before the attack. … The subsequent attack by the torpedo boats, substantially after the vessel was or should have been identified by Israeli military forces, manifests the same reckless disregard for human life.[55][56]

The US had to cover up the attack and still supports Israel to the hilt.

“It was significant that, in contrast to his secretary of state, President Johnson fully accepted the Israeli version of the tragic incident.” He notes that Johnson himself included only one small paragraph about the Liberty in his autobiography,[57] in which he accepted the Israeli explanation, minimized the affair and distorted the number of dead and wounded, by lowering them from 34 to 10 and 171 to 100, respectively. Lenczowski further states: “It seems Johnson was more interested in avoiding a possible confrontation with the Soviet Union, … than in restraining Israel.”