Einstein never said photons or black holes exist

Einstein never used the term 'photon' to describe light as a particle, despite being aware of it he avoided it like the plague. I was a bit harsh on him in my older posts because I was mislead by mainstream physicists in believing that the photon was Einstein's invention, when in fact he had nothing to do with it and rejected it. Like he rejected the existence of black holes, but if you watch these  pseudo-science popularisers like Tyson or Cox or Hossenfender they all claim that BHs are a robust prediction of Einstein's general relativity. Except Einstein rejected the notion of black hole singularities entirely and attempted to prove they are impossible to exist with GR, and they completelly ignore that part because some blackchild 'proved' that they exist using Einstein's theory and field equations, who just like Freidman the weatherman and the big bang priest understood and solved much better than Einstein, in the exact opposite way. So basically Einstein was a fool who couldnt even understand what his own theory predicts, and these weathermans and childs were teaching Einstein how to solve his own equations in order to prove the Vatican priest's big bang expanding singularity non-sense. And then they (the cosmoilogists) wonder why cosmology is in a neverending crisis ! Because they're astronomically stupid, that's why.

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  1. It is easy to get distracted. Einstein's papers on Max Planck's "quantum" were noticed by the physics community, not his 1905 papers on Relativity and E=MC^2. Electrodynamics had supplanted Thermodynamics, and LIGHT was Electrodynamics since Lorenz and James Clerk Maxwell published papers in the mid-19th century. Planck's "quantum" was a unit of heat, but Einstein transferred the quantization to the photovoltaic effect. Max Planck was the "Reluctant Revolutionary" because he did not agree that the "quantum" existed except as a mathematical artifact. Moving on, it is possible that the Vatican priest plagiarized Freidman's paper on General Relativity after Freidman's death.Let's not forget Willem de Sitter's "expanding universe" after American astronomer Vesto M. Slipher's presentation at the annual convention received a rare thunderous standing ovation in 1916. Any talk of the Big Bang must remember that the Big Bang was not included in the standardized scientific textbooks until the academic year 1969-1970. Never give up hope that future generations will correct these errors in theoretical physics.

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