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الاسم : كتاب أينشتاين والنسبية
تاريخ النشر : 1961
عن الكتاب : كل ما نراه ونتصوره، خيالات مترجمة لا وجود لها في الاصل، مجرد صور رمزية للمؤثرات المختلفة صوّرها جهازنا العصبي بأدواته الحسية المحدودة
رؤيتنا العاجزة ترى الجدران صمّاء وهي ليست صمّاء، بل هي مخلخلة إلى أقصى درجات التخلخل ! ولكن حواسنا المحدودة لا تسمح لنا برؤية ذلك .. العالم الذي نراه ليس حقيقياً، إنما هو عالم اصطلاحي بحت نعيش به معتقلين في الرموز التي يختلقها عقلنا ليدلنا على الأشياء غير المعروفة
خضرة الحقول، زرقة السماء وكل الألوان المبهجة لا وجود لها أصلاً في الأشياء! إنما هي تفسيرات جهازنا العصبي وترجمته لموجات الضوء حوله
لا سبيل لمعرفة المكان المطلق لأي شيء، في أحسن الأحوال نقدّر موضعه نسبةً إلى كذا وكذا، يستحيل ذلك لأن “كذا وكذا” في حالة حركة أيضاً! هناك استثناء واحد ندرك فيه الحركة المطلقة: اللحظة التي تفقد الحركة انتظامها فتتسارع/تتباطأ، ندرك أن القطار الذي نركبه بالفعل متحرك! قد يتضاعف الكون حولنا لعشرات وملايين الأضعاف لكننا لن نشعر بذلك لأن النسب الحجمية تظل محفوظة ولأن نسبة كل حركة للحركة بجوارها ثابتة
Name : Einstein ِAnd Relativity Book
Author : Dr.Mustafa Mahmoud
Publishing Date : 1961
Genre : Scientific
Pages Number : 102
About The Book : All that we see and imagine, translated fantasies that do not exist in the first place, are just symbolic pictures of the different effects that our nervous system depicted with its limited sensory tools.
Our helpless vision sees the walls deaf and is not deaf, but rather dislocated to the utmost degree of dislocation! But our limited senses do not allow us to see that .. The world that we see is not real, but it is a purely idiomatic world in which we live in detainees in the symbols that our mind creates to show us unknown things.
The greenest of the fields, the blue of the sky and all the cheerful colors never exist in things! It is the interpretations of our nervous system and its translation of the light waves around it
There is no way to know the absolute location of anything, at best we estimate its position relative to such and such, it is impossible because “such and such” is in a state of movement as well! There is one exception in which we perceive absolute movement: the moment that movement loses its order and accelerates / slows, we realize that the train we are actually riding is mobile! The universe around us may multiply tens and millions of times, but we will not feel it because volumetric ratios remain preserved and because the ratio of each movement of motion next to it is fixed
About The Writer : Mostafa Mahmoud (December 27, 1921 – October 31, 2009), Egyptian philosopher, physician, and writer. He is Mustafa Kemal Mahmoud Hussein Al Mahfouz, from Al-Ashraf and ends with his lineage to Ali Zain Al-Abidin. His father died in 1939 after years of paralysis, he studied medicine and graduated in 1953 and specialized in chest diseases, but he devoted himself to writing and research in 1960. He married in 1961 and the marriage ended in divorce in 1973. Two children, Amal and Adham, were born. He remarried in 1983 to Mrs. Zainab Hamdi, and this marriage also ended in divorce in 1987
He wrote 89 books, including scientific, religious, philosophical, social and political books, in addition to tales, plays and excursions, and his style is attractive with depth and simplicity.
Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud presented more than 400 episodes of his famous TV program (Science and Faith), and in 1979 he established his mosque in Cairo, known as the “Mustafa Mahmoud Mosque”. He is affiliated with three medical centers that are concerned with the treatment of people with low incomes, and many Egyptians go to because of their medical reputation, and he formed convoys of mercy from sixteen doctors, and the center includes four astronomical observatories and a museum of geology, on which specialized professors depend. The museum includes a group of granite rocks, butterflies stuffed with various forms and some marine creatures, and the correct name of the mosque is “Mahmoud” and he called it the name of his father
Subject : In this book, his author Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud, in his well-known and easily logical method, attempts to understand the theory of relativity of the physical scientist Albert Einstein in a way that suits the understanding and perception of the general public, and in a strong objection from him to confining information to a few scholars under the pretext of depth and specialization, which may lead to the isolation of science In support of his book, what Einstein called himself to spread knowledge among people, Einstein used to hate the scientific fortune-telling,ambiguity, pretension, and greatness, and he said that the truth is simple
