What Dominique Pagani says Dominique Pagani links Einstein first of all to relativity, which he presents as one of the two revolutions in twentieth-century physics. He stresses one point: it limits the range of validity of Newton's law and enriches it without refuting it1 . He also points out that the relativity of motion goes back to Galileo, which Einstein knew2 . He cites the equation E = mc², in which he sees a "posthumous triumph of German idealism": mass becomes a potential rather than an inertia3 . In 2021 he reads *The Evolution of Physics* closely. He takes from it the idea that physical concepts are free creations of the mind, together with the puzzle of how mathematics applies to reality: what is astonishing is that the world is such that it can be known4 . From 2023 onward he often repeats Einstein's remark that, after a third world war, the fourth would be fought with stones. He sees in it the risk of an unprecedented regression5 . He also cites Einstein about the talents swallowed up by working-class poverty.
1 9 #11 Comment des sciences de l'histoire peuvent-elles être réelles? 7 Jan 2021 · 10:28 2 L'Histoire est elle une matière ? 9 Mar 2017 · 51:07 3 Mann (Thomas) 23 Oct 2019 · 1:41:53 4 9 #20 Du SIGNAL au SIGNE • Einstein 28 Apr 2021 · 1:08:41 5 Leur "Europe", c'est la guerre. 28 Feb 2026 · 23:27 Summary produced automatically from 62 of the passages below, to be reviewed; the numbers link to the moment in the session.
Who is this? Albert Einstein (14 March 1879 – 18 April 1955) was a German-born theoretical physicist best known for developing the theory of relativity. Einstein also made important contributions to quantum theory. His mass–energy equivalence formula E = mc2, which arises from special relativity, has been called "the world's most famous equation". He received the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for "his services to theoretical physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect". […]
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Season 9.2 · 28 Apr 2021 9 #20 From SIGNAL to SIGN • Einstein14:26 He shows that space is not independent of the matter it contains. 1:02:36 The Evolution of Physics A book for the general public retracing the transformations of physics, from Galileo to quanta.1:06:39 The Evolution of Physics Physical concepts are free creations of the mind; mathematical certainty comes from agreement on axioms.1:08:41 The Evolution of Physics He poses the enigma of the application of mathematics to the real: the most astonishing thing is that the world is such that it can be known.1:21:31 His greatness lies in posing the problem, which Pagani leaves open. Season 14 · 28 Feb 2026 Their "Europe" means war.23:27 If there is a third world war, the fourth will be fought with stones: the danger of an unprecedented regression. Season 12 · 2 May 2024 Neo-fascism and the ideology of desire - Clouscard, as relevant as ever (cf. Macron's ultra-warmongering remarks)14:20 The fourth world war will be fought with stones: a nuclear war would bring us back to prehistory. Season 6 · 23 Oct 2019 #6.1 • The Logic of the Subject • season 6 / 2019-201:37:40 Breaks the Newtonian consensus. 1:41:53 E=mc², said to be a posthumous triumph of German idealism: mass is a potential, not an inertia. Series · 2 Feb 2016 Hegel on the Beach 3/518:48 Relativity, one of the two revolutions in twentieth-century physics. 37:55 Limits the field of validity of Newton; the speed of light is a constant. Season 1 · 10 Dec 2015 #1.6 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?14:59 What is astonishing is not that we can know the world, but that the world is such that we can know it. Season 14 · 28 Aug 2026 From Copernicus to Lenin: Revolution!1:01:42 Relativity extends the scientific revolution without refuting it. Season 14 · 13 Apr 2026 Language and thought: The case of Lavoisier27:52 His relativity, more recent, not to be confused with Galilean relativity of motion. Season 14 · 4 Feb 2026 The return of fascism9:02 He quotes his own remark: after a third world war, the fourth will be fought with stones. Season 14 · 21 Oct 2025 The silences of the media uproar - new cycle: the Atlanticist re-Nazification.1:03:27 If there is a third world war, the fourth will be fought with stones. Season 13 · 9 Aug 2025 The repression of the subject in bourgeois civil society52:13 If there is a third world war, the fourth will be fought with stones. Season 13 · 25 Jul 2025 Naturalist ideology / Answers to questions - Dominique Pagani49:25 Relativity, at the cutting edge of twentieth-century physics. 1:13:22 An ironic counter-example to the idea that thought stagnates after thirty. Season 13 · 2 Sept 2024 Clouscard: The metamorphoses of class struggle1:42:16 Cited with regard to what is legal within being. Season 12 · 14 Aug 2024 TOO LATE?19:30 "If there is a third world war, the fourth will be fought with stones." Season 12 · 11 Jul 2024 After the vote - Entering a zone of turbulence50:39 Cited among the true elite. 1:15:23 After a nuclear war, the fourth world war would be fought with stones. Season 12 · 24 Jun 2024 For a "fresh and joyful" apocalypse?1:43:38 The fourth world war will be fought with stones. Season 12 · 30 May 2024 From fidelity to grace - From substance to Subject18:00 After a third nuclear world war, the fourth would be fought with stones. Talks · 29 May 2023 Dominique Pagani: From the debauchery of sense to the orgy of sentiment47:21 Relativity, a new break in physics. Season 11 · 18 Mar 2023 A SPRINGTIME OF THE PEOPLES?57:19 In Einsteinian physics, celerity is the speed of light. Season 11 · 17 Feb 2023 Roots or migration? From analytical reverie to current events, from Hölderlin to the war12:32 The fourth world war would be fought with stones. 25:35 Recalled: nothing will remain of the coming war. Season 9.2 · 30 Jun 2021 9 #24 "Ruled like music paper!" • Nerval • Baudelaire • Part 250:38 Gravity is rather a property of space. Season 9.2 · 27 May 2021 9 #22 Science and/or philosophy of "artificial intelligence" - Part 22:53 Was struck that the natural sciences are effective starting from non-sensible notions. Season 9.2 · 12 May 2021 9 #21 Science and/or philosophy of "Artificial Intelligence"1:16:35 Relativity explains the trajectory of Mercury. Series · 31 Mar 2021 A balance in nature? • Philosophical Q&A • Dominique Pagani18:07 Relativity, a fundamental whose concepts have hardly been surpassed since. Season 9.2 · 17 Mar 2021 9 #17 The geopolitical metaphor • Planck • Descartes • Clouscard • Dominique Pagani5:49 Named among the greatest physicists alongside Planck. Season 9.2 · 5 Feb 2021 9 #14 How can sciences of history be real?1:34:01 The Einsteinian model is that of the hard sciences. Talks · 16 Jan 2021 The World Before, The World After - Part 19:29 Admirers placed Steve Jobs between Einstein and Mozart. Season 9.2 · 7 Jan 2021 9 #11 How can sciences of history be real?10:28 Relativity enriches Newton's physics without refuting it. 1:21:22 "God does not play dice" illustrates the link between science and theology. Season 9.1 · 17 Dec 2020 #9 Benefits and harms of amnesia...5:23 Theory of relativity, framework for a thesis on the stability of the solar system. Season 9.1 · 10 Dec 2020 #8 Benefits and harms of amnesia...7:16 General relativity applied to the stability of the solar system. 12:57 Relativistic mechanics circumscribes the universality of Newton's law. Series · 3 Dec 2020 Musicosophy 2. From Lévi-Strauss to Nerval on music44:27 Targeted as "Jewish physics" by Nazi scientists. Series · 10 Sept 2019 D. Pagani / M. Clouscard's reply to C. Morilhat • Part Two49:34 Metaphor of the relativist horizon for the historical present. Season 5.2 · 30 Jun 2019 #5.8 Nature or Landscape?1:38:20 Michelson's experiment confirmed his theory. Season 5.1 · 31 Dec 2018 #5.3 The philosopher's Odyssey: Revolutionary thought1:08:24 He perfects Newton for certain speeds. Talks · 2 Jul 2018 Tribute to Domenico Losurdo1:01:19 Cited with Newton. Talks · 2 Jul 2018 The Phenomenology of Spirit1:26:43 Such an individual cannot arise amid leveling by misery. Talks · 20 May 2018 Marxist Café - Work and the right to work1:40:03 How many Einsteins swallowed up in the English factory. Season 4 · 12 Apr 2018 #4.7 Angélique (by Nerval)19:30 The deflection of light near the Sun confirms his modeling of relativity. 50:48 The intelligibility of trajectories is sought in the nature of the space traversed. Season 4 · 12 Feb 2018 #4.5 Angélique (by Nerval)1:44:20 More extensive than Newton. Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.5 From Ulysses to Daedalus1:24:09 Recognizes Hume's thought as applicable in science. Season 2 · 1 Aug 2017 #2.7 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:28:32 Shows exceptions near the speed of light. Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.2 From Ulysses to Daedalus24:21 Theories verified by the particle accelerator, heir to the flaked pebble. Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.3 From Ulysses to Daedalus54:37 Cited alongside Newton for the appropriation of reality. 1:13:33 E = mc² expresses the equivalence between matter and energy. Season 2 · 1 Aug 2017 #2.6 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?0:45 Example of the concrete reached through the abstract. Talks · 9 Mar 2017 Is History a subject?51:07 Relativity of time; he knew Galileo was the founder. 1:03:56 Cited among those who have something in common with all men. Season 2 · 15 Feb 2016 #2.1 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:03:35 Common thought has not even reached Galileo, let alone Einstein. Season 1 · 10 Dec 2015 #1.5 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:11:08 Showed the particles of light, photons. Season 1 · 14 Sept 2015 #1.3 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:13:41 Did not invent the relativity of motion, which is due to Galileo. Talks · 26 Apr 2015 The Music of History1:04:12 the notion of space-time comes from relativity, which integrates time as a dimension