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   On Sunday, February 18, 2018 at 7:07:49 PM UTC-6, Archimedes Plutonium wrote   
   in sci.physics:   
      
   Identity Crisis when it occurs in physics Re: Chemists are smarter than   
   Physicists-- 2018 textbook of Experiment-- Real Electron = 105MeV//.5MeV was   
   Dirac's monopole   
      
   Identity Crisis when it occurs in physics    
      
   Now in life, we humans in social gatherings often have Identity Mistakes, I   
   myself can barely remember someones name, just minutes after being told-- a   
   Robert becomes a John, a Clara becomes a Karen to me, just minutes. And even   
   facial recognition    
   becomes blurred.    
      
   But in science, especially physics, a Identity Mistake means big big trouble   
   ahead.    
      
   Now if we consider Columbus as a geologist, his identity mistake was to think   
   his Americas were actually India, the Indian subcontinent near Asia. So, that   
   was a whopping big error, and actually to this date, do not know when Columbus   
   himself realized    
   those land masses was nowhere near India. Did he realize years later after   
   1492, that the Americas was a mistaken identity of India? So, how long was it,   
   after 1492, that people realized it was a new continent and not the Asia or   
   India. Did it take    
   hundred years?    
      
   Now in Chemistry, when chemists were discovering the new elements, there were   
   many mistaken identities, where they thought they had a pure element, but   
   turns out they had a compound.    
      
   But in Physics, mistaken identity, especially the building blocks of an atom--   
   proton, electron, neutron, to have a mistake of what the Real Electron is-- is   
   the muon = 105 MeV, a mistake like that, can set the entire physics enterprise   
   backwards for    
   thousands of years if kept. And not only physics, but all the other sciences   
   depend on Atomic Physics.    
      
   So, why, why, oh why, was every physicist of the last 117 years, so blithering   
   logically stupid?    
      
   As I so often said before, to be a expert a master in Physics, you must master   
   MOMENTUM. Momentum is the key concept of physics, and if you cannot master   
   momentum, you are not worthy of physics. And, so, you have Covalent Bonding in   
   Chemistry, and here    
   comes a physicist that says the electron is .5MeV and the proton is 938MeV. If   
   you mastered momentum, and angular momentum in this instance, you would   
   immediately recognize, that a Covalent bonding in chemistry cannot exist if   
   the electron is .5 while    
   proton is 938 MeV. You can have covalent bonding if the electron is 105 versus   
   840MeV for the proton. A ratio of 105 to 840 allows for covalent bonding.    
      
   So, what gives for physics from 1900 to 2017, was everyone out-to-lunch,   
   on-vacation?    
      
   AP    
      
      
   On Sunday, February 18, 2018 at 8:25:06 PM UTC-6, Archimedes Plutonium wrote   
   in sci.physics:   
      
   Re:  Identity Crisis when it occurs in physics Re: Chemists are smarter than   
   Physicists-- 2018 textbook of Experiment-- Real Electron = 105MeV//.5MeV was   
   Dirac's monopole   
      
   - show quoted text -   
   On Quora, someone tells us this::    
      
   Quoting::    
   The idea that Columbus died thinking he had found only islands off the coast   
   of Asia is a myth. It is clear from his own writings that he realized he had   
   encountered a new continent. On his third voyage (1496), Columbus for the   
   first time encountered the    
   coast of South America, in what is now Venezuela, at a point where the Orinoco   
   River enters the sea. He originally assumed this was a large island. But a few   
   days later, he came to the conclusion that no island could produce the   
   quantity of fresh water    
   which he observed at the mouth of the Orinoco, and concluded, “I believe   
   this is a very large continent which until now has remained unknownâ€� (“Yo   
   estoy creído que esta es tierra firma, grandísima, de que hasta hoy no se ha   
   sabidoâ€� in Las Casas,   
    Historia, vol 2, p. 264).    
      
      
      
   On Sunday, February 18, 2018 at 9:51:23 PM UTC-6, Archimedes Plutonium wrote   
   in sci.physics:   
   Re:  Identity Crisis when it occurs in physics Re: Chemists are smarter than   
   Physicists-- 2018 textbook of Experiment-- Real Electron = 105MeV//.5MeV was   
   Dirac's monopole   
      
   On stackexchange we have a differing view and one i am inclined to accept    
      
   Quoting::    
      
      
   Under Portuguese auspices he completed a second expedition, which set sail   
   from Lisbon on May 31, 1501. After a halt at the Cape Verde Islands, the   
   expedition traveled southwestward, reached the coast of Brazil, and certainly   
   sailed as far south as the Rà  
   ­o de la Plata, which Vespucci was the first European to discover. In all   
   likelihood the ships took a quick run still farther south, along the coast of   
   Patagonia to the Golfo de San Juli n or beyond. His ships returned by an   
   unknown route, anchoring at    
   Lisbon on July 12, 1502. This voyage is of fundamental importance in the   
   history of geography in that Vespucci himself became convinced that the lands   
   he had explored were not part of Asia but a New World. Unlike Columbus, who,   
   to his death, clung to the    
   idea that he had found the shores of Asia, Vespucci defined what had indeed   
   been found — and for this he has been rightfully honored.    
      
   End quote.      
      
   The above implies that from 1492 to 1502 the world still thought the new land   
   was China- India and Amerigo Vespucci said it was a new continent.    
      
   Now I believe Vespucci as the first one to realize that the landmass Columbus   
   discovered was a new continent and took the world 10 years from start to   
   finish to realize the mistaken identity.   
      
   Should it take Physics over 117 years to realize a mistaken identity of the   
   electron, for the Real Electron is 105 MeV and the .5 MeV particle is the   
   monopole.   
      
   Consider the arena where Columbus, Vespucci played in, continents, landmasses,   
   economies and exploitation, whereas physics and science arenas are mostly   
   about truth and knowledge, where a small set of people play. Columbus played   
   on a larger stage    
   involving far more people. So, could it be that when commerce plays on a   
   stage, a mistaken identity takes only 10 years to be corrected. But when   
   physics has mistaken identity, it takes 117 years to uncover? Is it because,   
   when you have too many people    
   educated to think all alike, that it takes 117 years to correct, but when you   
   have a pool of people, none of them adhering to one idea, that it takes just   
   10 years to fathom the truth.   
      
      
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