The Current Law Of Conservation Of Energy In Mechanics Is The Greatest Mistake Of Physics

[PyotrD]

The law of conservation of energy in mechanics in its present form is the greatest mistake of physics during its entire existence. This error arose because of incorrect assumptions made more than 300 years ago by the Cartesians and Gottfried Leibniz. Correction of past mistakes is always the most urgent issue for any science, especially in the theoretical and methodological terms.

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https://www.academia.edu/36208608/The_current_law_of_conservation_of_energy_is_greatest_mistake

[exchemist]

Somebody tell Emmy Noether :)

[PyotrD]

Somebody tell Emmy Noether :)

I'm afraid you did not understand the meaning of Noether's theorem, nor the sense of what is written in my article...

And in general it would be better for you first to speak with Gottfried Leibniz, and not with Noether

Edited March 29, 2018 by PyotrD

[Maine farmer]

Somebody tell Emmy Noether :)

At first glance, as I scanned through here, I thought you had written "Somebody tell me another"  There is a joke in there somewhere.