[jrjfjgkrj]

for every theory of relativity the is the religious non-sense and superstitions of the medieval ages or today

[JumpCrisscross]

> for every theory of relativity the is the religious non-sense and superstitions of the medieval ages or today

If Einstein came up with relativity by standing on "the religious non-sense and superstitions of the medieval ages," you'd have a point.

[Ajakks]

Well, "spooky action at a distance" is something that believing outright at the time, literally required faith - much like the faith required of scientist today, everything comes from nothing for no reason and without cause and as consequence - everything everywhere... Ohhh!!! and like 11 dimensions with maybe infinite universes, too -> oh yeah, and the universe is infinite, maybe.

They have so many ways of saying "God" without saying God.

[scotty79]

If we have billions of AIs one might pick the correct learning materials. Same way human Einstein did.

[flir]

I know we're just pointlessly abusing the analogy here, but... mediaeval cathedrals are a greater work of artifice than pyramids.