The Gostak and the Doshes

· 1945

_There seems to be very little doubt about that statement. We can’t just “move”; we must move in relation to something else. This brings us to the question of “relativity” and Einstein. And in the matter of gravitation. It is very likely that no one will ever know what it is. Acceleration may increase our apparent weight; inertia may do the same, but neither is gravitation. But let Dr. Breuer talk for himself. Unless we very much miss our guess, “The Gostak and the Doshes” is going to create a lot of “distimming.” But be sure to read the story when your mind is thoroughly clear and rested. There will be a marked difference in your reaction._ Let the reader suppose that somebody states: _“Th…

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