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Basti05b@aol.com - 29 Apr 2008 08:02 GMT
Dear Newsgroup:

I have received an email by someone who is a professor at a well-known
university, I cannot reveal his name.

This is his letter.

?
Mehran:
 Your message is incoherent. Please seek psychiatric help.
Continuing to post such messages will only get you further abuse.
Is there anyone you trust near you who can take you to an emergency
room for evaluation?  Emergency rooms must treat you
Even if you cannot pay.

Just tell them that Einstein was wrong and you have the key to the
Universe, but no one believes you.?

A type of answer I gave him is this:

Well, This is a new trick. You and your colleagues have blocked the
natural developments of my new math for decades, now you have been
cornered and do not have any avenue to play your game, thus playing
such a nonsense trick.

If you want to contradict my formula, you need to initiate studying it
for many years to understand its dynamics.

It is a universe of its own.

That professor then answered back:

?
I have absolutely no interest in tricking you.

You can continue to post messages, since no one can stop you.

I will try to reason with you once more, but then you are on your own.

You will not convince anyone of anything, nor will anyone read the
large files and printouts you have posted.

Why?  You are either mentally unbalanced, or you have managed to
figure out how to make postings on newsgroups so that you appear to be
mentally unbalanced.

I don't care which it is, but if you are sincerely trying to post what
you think are important Messages, you need care.

There are perhaps simple treatments, like lithium, that really help
some people.?

Until the math community is freed from the hands of a few, obviously
we will have problems disseminating my science.

I assure you that; I will not accept the status of the math
establishment, since I am totally independent.

It is better you and your colleagues stop the power struggle and start
understanding this new science.

The cause of the problems is illegal control of a few over academia.

Dr.M.Basti
Basti05b@aol.com - 29 Apr 2008 08:08 GMT
Dear Newsgroup:

Looks like that professor has been paranoid and shaking.

Even somehow threatening me!

They are no doubt in position of power, but I have to continue my
position as usual without them (I hope).

As I told you before, I am in an intellectual war with my enemies; my
new math is my weapon.

Dr.M.Basti
Basti05b@aol.com - 29 Apr 2008 08:12 GMT
Dear Newsgroup:

If you look at one of my files you can see that I have compared my
math with those of Newton and Descartes.

Well, this is what I feel about the new universe of computations for
over 25 years.

You think that never someone like them might come again!

If you get to know this new world of math, you will agree with me
that, I am right.

So, the key to questions is to start supporting my science.

I believe that, I am at the rank of the past masters (and I do not
have any reasons to believe otherwise), and then it is natural to
question someone like Einstein.

Well, it was a question naturally surfaced on back of my mind and I
needed to communicate, realizing it is difficult to many comprehend
the situation.

But unfortunately, sooner or later, we need to face hard scientific
questions, whether we like it or not.

So, start communicating with my math, rather than other nonsense
issues (I will never allow them to play games with me in the
academia).

Dr.M.Basti
none - 29 Apr 2008 08:31 GMT
> Dear Newsgroup:
>
[quoted text clipped - 27 lines]
>
> Dr.M.Basti

So you feel you have done something great and no one appreciates it.
But you have done nothing new, just claiming to have redone something
done centuries ago. That is not interesting and no one will care.

When you start deciding that you know more than Einstein even though
you have not studied physics, you can expect people to point out
your mistakes and laugh at you.

So you feel you are a master.  Show something, anything at all,
that would be worthy of one. So far you have shown us nothing.
none - 29 Apr 2008 08:12 GMT
> Dear Newsgroup:
>
[quoted text clipped - 60 lines]
>
> Dr.M.Basti

It is sad but the professor is correct. You are posting hopes with no
backing for them.  You do not know physics but you want to change it.
That will not work. You have posted nothing new but you hope somehow
that people will assume you have something to say.  You have not
shown how you think your equations are any better than those that
have worked for a century.  Predict something new and then you
can ask people to listen. There is no reason to change what works
fine.  Change comes from new situations.
Sanny - 29 Apr 2008 08:33 GMT
What is the new Formula

I saw in that PDF

E= mc^2 +m'(c)

A bit Confusing Can you send the Derivative Formula.

Has you defined something new that Differentaion & Integration?

Are you inclined towards the Mathematical side or the Physics Side.

That is are your Observation based on Experiments or you have just
generated a few theorems?

Please send the link and let me verify it. May be you are Correct But
chances are very rare as todays Science has got more complex and
chances of getting Errors in your equations is very high.

Bye
Sanny

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Basti05b@aol.com - 29 Apr 2008 09:19 GMT
Dear Newsgroup:

I have multiple postings on some newsgroups, such as sci.math,
sci.math.symbolic, sci. physics, and sci.physics relativity.

You need to see at least some of them.

Unfortunately, I cannot respond to postings to unknown names like
short or first names.

Dr.M.Basti
Basti05b@aol.com - 29 Apr 2008 09:54 GMT
Dear Newsgroup:

Since the last two decades, I have already learned what are the tricks
and physiological games my enemies will play, in order to keep their
positions intact.

But I have made it clear that; I will not be part of them.

Sooner or later, they will realize this real fact.

Unlike them, I am not a conventional mathematician nor I am part of
their establishment in anyway. Simply, I do not recognize their value
judgments (in math societies).

I am a true scholar, and always have been.

By the way, I have a key mathematical formula of the universe (YES),
and from mathematics, we can learn a lot about the physical world,
despite the fact that I am not a physicist.

So, put your psychological games in your backyard, it will not affect
me in anyway what so ever.

Dr.M.Basti
Sanny - 29 Apr 2008 11:33 GMT
On Apr 29, 1:54 pm, Basti...@aol.com wrote:
> Dear Newsgroup:
>
> Since the last two decades, I have already learned what are the tricks
> and physiological games my enemies will play, in order to keep their
> positions intact.

Oh god I am playing Tricks What Trick do you found in the Question I
asked?

> But I have made it clear that; I will not be part of them.
>
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> their establishment in anyway. Simply, I do not recognize their value
> judgments (in math societies).

If you are not a Mathematician how you derived the formula? Have you
invented some new Maths?

Please tell us and if needed that will also be taught in Schools &
Colleges

> I am a true scholar, and always have been.
>
> By the way, I have a key mathematical formula of the universe (YES),
> and from mathematics, we can learn a lot about the physical world,
> despite the fact that I am not a physicist.

I Suppose String Theory already does that.

Till you not give the link of what you have done no one will
understand what you are saying.

> So, put your psychological games in your backyard, it will not affect
> me in anyway what so ever.

Well Play Chess at: http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html and let me see
how many games you win?

> Dr.M.Basti

Here I repeat my Origninal Question. If you want people accept your
Theorems you need to Explain all details else no one can understand
what you are saying.

<<<<<<<------------------ ORIGINAL POST
What is the new Formula

I saw in that PDF

E= mc^2 +m'(c)

A bit Confusing Can you send the Derivative Formula.

Has you defined something new that Differentaion & Integration?

Are you inclined towards the Mathematical side or the Physics Side.

That is are your Observation based on Experiments or you have just
generated a few theorems?

Please send the link and let me verify it. May be you are Correct But
chances are very rare as todays Science has got more complex and
chances of getting Errors in your equations is very high.

Bye
Sanny

Original Post----------------->>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I have never communicated you before and I saw your First post Today.
So am neither your Friend nor Enemy.

Bye
Sanny

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Androcles - 29 Apr 2008 15:57 GMT
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Sanny - 29 Apr 2008 17:21 GMT
> LIAR.
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Who is Liar and why???

Bye
Sanny
Androcles - 29 Apr 2008 18:44 GMT
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On Apr 29, 7:57 pm, "Androcles" <Headmas...@Hogwarts.physics> wrote:
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| Who is Liar and why???

You are a liar. Your questions have been answered even if you don't
like the answers you were given.
none - 29 Apr 2008 17:05 GMT
> Dear Newsgroup:
>
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>
> Dr.M.Basti

You are going from a curiousity to a true crank.  You show nothing
yet expect praise.  Learn some physics and then try to apply your
great new formula.  Then come and be willing to discuss.
none - 29 Apr 2008 17:04 GMT
> Dear Newsgroup:
>
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>
> Dr.M.Basti
If you are afraid to discuss your work, then we know how uncertain
you are of it.
Uncle Al - 29 Apr 2008 21:38 GMT
> Dear Newsgroup:
>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Mehran:
>   Your message is incoherent. Please seek psychiatric help.
[snip]

Go for it.

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Basti05b@aol.com - 30 Apr 2008 01:35 GMT
Dear Newsgroup:

I looked at the internet for Lithium:

Lithium affects the flow of sodium through nerve and muscle cells in
the body. Sodium affects excitation or mania.

Lithium is used to treat the manic episodes of manic depression. Manic
symptoms include hyperactivity, rushed speech, poor judgment, reduced
need for sleep, aggression, and anger. Lithium also helps to prevent
or lessen the intensity of manic episodes.

Lithium may also be used for purposes other than those listed in this
medication guide.”

I am perfectly fine.

I believe many of our leaders in the math community, including the
professor who wrote the letter, should take Lithium.

They are the ones created a mess in the math community and should
think about their poor judgment in academia, as well as ignoring the
new developments of mathematics.

If they do not learn about the history, certainly history will repeat
itself and teach them hard lessons.

Dr.M.Basti
Eric Gisse - 30 Apr 2008 01:59 GMT
On Apr 29, 4:35 pm, Basti...@aol.com wrote:
> Dear Newsgroup:
>
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> I am perfectly fine.

Do your friends and family agree?

> I believe many of our leaders in the math community, including the
> professor who wrote the letter, should take Lithium.
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> Dr.M.Basti
none - 30 Apr 2008 02:08 GMT
> Dear Newsgroup:
>
[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
>
> Dr.M.Basti

So you have done nothing of note in your research but you think we
should all honor you.  That is not how it works.  Show something
worthy of respect.
Crying and self pity are the wrong subjects for a science newsgroup.
Basti05b@aol.com - 30 Apr 2008 02:25 GMT
Dear Newsgroup:

Well, obviously I have lost my entire career, with a long term of
unemployment and adjunct positions.

This is a direct result of the strange behavior of the math community.

But I have certain principles that are not negotiable, and I happen to
fully enjoy my new math (otherwise I would not be able to find a key
for the universe as simple and as beautiful as Riccati, or continue
the research for the quarter of the century).

I have to tolerate the current atmosphere of my intellectual war with
my enemies in the math community.

I am happy, accomplished my creativity dreams at the rank of the past
masters, and fully understand the prices I had to pay.

My mathematics will be for centuries to come, I am also writing here
for the future historical reference.

I have decided to be independent in my academic endevor as much as I
could, and not engage in academic games as I had experienced exists in
the academia.

Dr.M.Basti
jimp@specsol.spam.sux.com - 30 Apr 2008 04:25 GMT
> Dear Newsgroup:

> I looked at the internet for Lithium:
> ?
> Lithium affects the flow of sodium through nerve and muscle cells in
> the body. Sodium affects excitation or mania.

> Lithium is used to treat the manic episodes of manic depression. Manic
> symptoms include hyperactivity, rushed speech, poor judgment, reduced
> need for sleep, aggression, and anger. Lithium also helps to prevent
> or lessen the intensity of manic episodes.

> Lithium may also be used for purposes other than those listed in this
> medication guide.?

> I am perfectly fine.

Nope; raving lunatic.

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Basti05b@aol.com - 30 Apr 2008 04:02 GMT
Basti...@aol.com wrote:

> This is his letter.

> I will try to reason with you once more, but then you are on your own.

What does that mean? Is he threatening me?

I have been always on my own. Or he is saying he will block all my
avenues in every direction? He and his gangs have already done it.

> You will not convince anyone of anything, nor will anyone read the
> large files and printouts you have posted.

Obviously they have managed to illegally get control of the academia.
So, it is not the way they say publicly, it is its reverse.

This means the natural functions of science has been corrupted in such
a way that the academia cannot dare to raise any scientific questions
as they intend to do (as well as pursue the unconventional fields),
since the professor and his gangs will not allow them.

This is an anti-science atmosphere in the math community.

Dr.M.Basti
Basti05b@aol.com - 30 Apr 2008 04:39 GMT
Basti...@aol.com wrote:

> This is his letter.

>, but if you are sincerely trying to post what
> you think are important Messages, ......

I have no doubt that the leaders in the math community have only one
thing in mind, that is their leadership.

But fields are depreciated for decades and new filled like mine are
emerging.

They are certainly afraid that they lose the control of leadership to
others (possibly they do not see themselves competent in emerging
fields).

Once I had mentioned and demonstrated many times that a group of
polynomials are based, as a class in a Riccati, he and his gangs
cannot stop it.

I have explained what I have and they have completely blocked it.

Let me clear once more one fact. I do not recognize current leaders in
the math community (i.e. their status).

Thus do not play game with me and I will find means of opening this
dynamic mathematics to the public without their cooperation (2000
pages and a software after copyright).

Dr.M.Basti
 
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