[LeGrande]

I’ve tried to explain to you that time is an element of position, and its recording is thus just as important as the other elements, but it is not the totality that you have imagined.

Time has nothing to do with position on the earth :) Time is simply a measurement to help determine the distance from a known point to an unknown point. Essentially all GPS positioning does is measure how long a signal takes to get to you from a satellite. That is it.

So lets summarize. You don't understand the basic principles of General relativity (you think the speed of light is additive), and you don't understand how the GPS system works (you think it is based on primarily on wavelength). You think that the earth is 10,000 years old and on the event horizon of a white hole. Does that about sum you up so far? : )

[editor-surveyor]

You’re hopeless!

You have no idea what you’re talking about. Get the book and you’ll see why I can have no respect for you. You can’t even admit that you didn’t ask the question that you meant to ask the first time. You are pathetic.