Despite such universal acclaim, I have become convinced that by uncritically accepting Einstein's space-time theories, which play such a large part in theoretical physics, Hawking, in common with other physicists, may be perpetuating a major fallacy unique in scientific history. Of course Kraus' argument is not strong enough to defeat Einstein, but it still raises a serious question about the relativity's full acceptance in scientific community even now. Like many colleagues, I receive several of them each month . Today they are similar in style and content. Two have some mathematics, handwritten, at pre-highschool level.
Close scrutiny reveals the authors' deep anxieties about time.
That would surely lead to paradox. Something must be wrong. The manuscripts contain complicated diagrams showing observers whizzing about with clocks, and agonized questions about whose time is right and who is being misled. Of course Prof. Davies' book is to support and explain Einstein's theory. But that's not all right.