If Cotto loses to Pacquaio, Will he retire???

[Talisayen]

smart enough to shut your mouth and see you avoid me after posting all those facts

I remember you're the one who coined the term "nuclear theory"

That was funny, actually my officemates were entertain by that term.

props to you man

[fdotorres]

You never talked to me about nothing LOL you got the wrong guy. I was reading your discussion with someone else.

sorry, you guys have similar avatars (pac) and usernames (bad-boy)

[fdotorres]

I remember you're the one who coined the term "nuclear theory"

That was funny, actually my officemates were entertain by that term.

props to you man

nuclear theory = atomic theory = einstein's theory sent in a letter no USA's president

shall i posts a couple of links about it?

btw, you still haven't answered my question about the bet i have with you. you asked me to put it in my sig, so why isn't it in yours?

[Talisayen]

nuclear theory = atomic theory = einstein's theory sent in a letter no USA's president

shall i posts a couple of links about it?

You coined the term "nuclear theory" from a thread months ago and it's really very entertaining.

[fdotorres]

You coined the term "nuclear theory" from a thread months ago and it's really very entertaining.

you're just repeating the same things and avoiding the rest of them

[kadyo's]

nuclear theory = atomic theory = einstein's theory sent in a letter no USA's president

shall i posts a couple of links about it?

btw, you still haven't answered my question about the bet i have with you. you asked me to put it in my sig, so why isn't it in yours?

nuclear theory = atomic theory = einstein's theory? e=mc^2?

[Elie]

nuclear theory = atomic theory = einstein's theory sent in a letter no USA's president

shall i posts a couple of links about it?

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You can't believe everything you read.

Not only was Einstein not the first person to introduce the equation E = MC squared, but he never derived it correctly. Also he never believed that atomic energy could be harnessed. The 'nuclear theory' you're probably referring to was a theory first introduced in the 19th century, before Einstein was writing any papers on physics.

Here, read all about it:

http://www.***ishracism.com/SaintEinsteinChapter16a.pdf

the guy who wrote this lists all his sources.

[kadyo's]

You can't believe everything you read.

Not only was Einstein not the first person to introduce the equation E = MC squared, but he never derived it correctly. Also he never believed that atomic energy could be harnessed. The 'nuclear theory' you're probably referring to was a theory first introduced in the 19th century, before Einstein was writing any papers on physics.

Here, read all about it:

http://www.***ishracism.com/SaintEinsteinChapter16a.pdf

the guy who wrote this lists all his sources.

I thought you just said not to believe everything you read?

I just read you and as per your advise I won't believe, which means that the link you gave maybe true, get it?

[fdotorres]

You can't believe everything you read.

Not only was Einstein not the first person to introduce the equation E = MC squared, but he never derived it correctly. Also he never believed that atomic energy could be harnessed. The 'nuclear theory' you're probably referring to was a theory first introduced in the 19th century, before Einstein was writing any papers on physics.

Here, read all about it:

http://www.***ishracism.com/SaintEinsteinChapter16a.pdf

the guy who wrote this lists all his sources.

"nuclear" theory is how people commonly call the atomic theory. thanks to einstein's, the US was able to develop nuclear bombs faster than germany (even though they started their research/development later)

that's what i gave him credit for in the original discussion. feel free to look it up through my post history

[kadyo's]

"nuclear" theory is how people commonly call the atomic theory. thanks to einstein's, the US was able to develop nuclear bombs faster than germany (even though they started their research/development later)

that's what i gave him credit for in the original discussion. feel free to look it up through my post history

But a nucleus is just a part of the atom so do you agree that nuclear theory being equal to atomic theory is a misnomer?