Except that the proof is a very simple one which anyone covering Lagrangian/Hamiltonian mechanics learns. You have made many posts talking about Lagrangians and Hamiltonians and their associated equations. They are both used everywhere in quantum field theory and general relativity. In fact the proof that $$\partial_{t}(T-V) = 0 \rightarrow \partial_{t}(T+V) = 0$$ is little more than an application of those equations.
And?
lol
You know I haven't been to university. You know, any normal person would actually praise me for actually spending what time i can to do thing like, watching the sussking lectures;
everyone of them, instead of sitting their criticizing me for doing nothing about taking up physics like you have.
That was your choice in life. I decided I wanted to do something different. Then, later on in life, when I realize I might want to go back and study it, I don't have the money or the time... Yet you still sit there and throw digs in saying things like ''and what have you done with your life?''
Alphanumeric, can I ask you a question... what if I had a critically ill family member that I had to take care of? A hypothetical, but serious question no less...
This was a question to show you to be careful in life, to stop judging people by your own standards. If you think you are so superior, why are you not out in the field, collecting answers to physics problems? Why do we never see you post theories here? Do you find that kind of behaviour dispicable or something?
I don't know. I don't know anything about you. You don't know me and you certainly don't know whether I have wasted my life or not. I might be an extremely happy man otherwise for coming here.
Just saying,
:bugeye:
