Innovation according to Etienne Klein
July 17, 2017
I had vainly tried to contact Etienne Klein, who had simply replied, "Cosmology isn't my field."
Seeing that he had written quite a bit about time, I tried this approach. Still no response.
Recently, a reader wrote to me saying, "He talks about you," citing this video at 45 minutes, 53 seconds.
Etienne Klein interviewed by Alexis Botaya within the framework of UP conferences
43' 53"
Here is the passage in question:
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Like all physicists, I receive every day the manuscript of an retired man, an engineer, who explains that he has solved, I don't know, all the problems of the universe, of cosmology, and the clue he gives for his work is that he has worked on it alone for 40 years. And there, the "alone"...
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You shouldn't have written that...
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No, because you have to discuss, you have to present results, you have to criticize them, you have to accept others' points of view. If there is no interaction, and if you think that a single brain is capable of discovering the truth, you are completely wrong.
A point of view coming from a person who admits "never having had any idea." Regarding this, I would quote a sentence from the late Remy Chauvin:
- When you do something, you immediately have against you:
Those who do the same thing
Those who do the opposite
Those who do nothing
To communicate, you must also have the possibility to do so, to have access to seminars in your own country, to be heard by specialists in the field, and especially to be able to travel, to be present at major international conferences, which I will finally be able to do, at 80 years old, after 40 years of desert crossing, thanks to the help of internet users (a conference in Paris, 1400 €, in Germany 2000 €, in the USA 3500 €, in Japan 4000 €... )
And this internet user himself provided his own conclusion:
Etienne Klein is a wonderful researcher.
He is not a crazy researcher like you... He works in a team... This is indeed the advice he gives you...
A researcher alone does not exist...
You have to rely on the work of others...
Klein, for his part, has become an expert in this area.
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