@Firefly So you say, but in a singularity, time and motion break.

Not a single time this was registered to happen.

It is based purely on imagination.

Just a projection

General Relativity is purely imagination?

People cannot plan more than 5 years ahead. You tell me they can foresee billion years as a projection.

Observations of black holes shows that time and space are fluid.

@Deleted User Relativity theory is also incorrect.

@Deleted User why can't you foresee in 5 years but can into billions?

There has been many tests to validate Relativity.

@Deleted User They are incorrect tests.

Okay.

They are made by people who does not think in correct way.

The results are correct.

That is speculation.

Relativity is partly correct.

Partly incorrect.

Of course.

That is why you can see confirming evidence.

As some part of the theory is correct.

I agree. No theory can be 100% accurate.

But relativity theory is incorrect in its essence.

It states all things are relative.

But they are not only relative. Things also are determined and self-driving.

They are both relative and not.

Einstein is of Judaistic tradition of relativity.

It puts individual in absolute.

Same roots has the catholic priest

Basically, complete relativity is idealism.

I don't understand what you mean by 'things also are determined and self-driving', where is the mathematical theory for that? More speculation, and again with the religion...

@Deleted User Is there a mathematical theory to work outside of the mathematical abstractions?

Do you have a better idea?

It is a subject of philosophy.

Logic

Dialectical Logic even better

But you said earlier that logical deductions are subjective and not based on current observations...

@Deleted User They can be subjective. Some subjective is more objective than the other.

Some is very objective.

@Deleted User @Firefly#9983 You're both talking about different things, one is using philosphy to describe their definition of relativity, while the other is using mathmatics and physics

you're never gonna agree

@Deleted User Consensus is my mortal enemy.