Physics Students

Han Erim

May 7, 2012

PHYSICS STUDENTS

So, you're trying to become a physicist. That’s great. Physics is a very pure and at the same time mysterious branch of science. Alice Law Version 7 is a work that sheds some light on this mysterious world of physics. There’s a lot you will learn from it.

I thought that I should give you a special message within this version. Listen to me carefully.

Alice Law is a work that changes the General Theory of physics. I don’t know when, but eventually, the science of physics will adopt the Alice Law. Some of the things taught to you today are wrong and will not be taught in the future. Since you’re still young and have many years ahead, the transition to Alice Law will likely occur in your time.

I want to give you two pieces of advice. First: just because Alice Law says otherwise, do not neglect your courses. Even if you realize that what your professors are teaching is wrong, you should still listen and not put your academic future at risk. Avoid unnecessary arguments with your professors.

Second: Try to learn Alice Law and understand its theory. It describes the new rules that you will need to follow in your professional future. If you can understand them and make the right decisions, good for you. And if you want to believe that Alice Law is wrong, I don’t care. You are free to use your own mind however you wish.

But let me warn you, do not take sides in the battle Alice Law will have with your professors. Because a real battle will take place within the physics community as Alice Law continues to grow. But this is not your war. You are a student. If you side against it, know that I will hurt you deeply. If you side with Alice Law, then most likely your professors will hurt you. When you graduate, you can join whichever side you want in that war. In fact, you won’t even have the option to stay out of it. On the day you receive your diploma, if you are not on the side of Alice Law, you will become its target.

Look, here’s what I suggest to you. You want to learn physics, right? You want to have a solid foundation, to develop sound reasoning skills, and not to be filled with false information. Of course, these are your rights. Just say this to your professor: “I don’t want to be filled with knowledge that may be wrong. I don’t want to find myself in the same position as you in the middle of my career. I want to see the results of the Alice Law experiment.”

Collect signatures in your class or department and send them to me. I’ll publish them on aliceinphysics.com. That way, you won’t be crushed or stuck in the middle, and you won’t be risking your professional future. In any case, you will come out as the winner.

Take a group photo with your class, sign the back, and send it to me. At the top, write a headline: “We support the experiment of Alice Law.” I will publish them too.

My Mailing Address:

Han Erim
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34360 Şişli, İstanbul