@Mukagoo1 Best advice I can give you is to look for as many test problems you can find and be able to solve them. Just trying to read back the material would be of less use than solving problems (of course you need to read material to be able to solve the problems)
@RealKahall@JoJoFromJerz It's not at an appeal to authority when someone lists the qualifications of a person whose credentials are being called into question ...
@imaginashaun@BALUCIAGA Some examples for empirical evidence would be Gravitational Lensing, the orbits of celestial bodies and the tuning of our satellites for GR, while special relativity is basically tested daily at every particle collider in the world and explains things like cosmic myons on earth
@imaginashaun@BALUCIAGA Both special and general relativity have myriads of empirical evidence behind them. They make accurate predictions (as long as you stay in the area where they can be applied of course). Especially special relativity is one of the most tested theories we have today
@BlamKaboom@BeckyM7@srcakh@charmanderjinie@_theconfluence@ShaykhSulaiman The IOC never confirmed that any of the tests alleged to by the IBA were genuine. In the internal documents of the IOC it is stated that Khelif was disqualified for "elevated testorone levels", which can happen for a variety of reasons and she passed their test this time