April 03, 2024
Dear Dr. Jean-Claude Dutailly,
I would like to extend my sincere gratitude and deepest respect for your insightful comment from 2015. Your words, written nearly a decade ago, continue to resonate with those of us who seek a more profound and scientifically grounded understanding of the universe.
Your perspective on the philosophical and empirical challenges of cosmology, the necessity of mathematical progress in gravitational theories, and the critical need to comprehend gravitation and inertia beyond their conventional interpretations is both enlightening and inspiring. It is rare to find such a balanced view—one that acknowledges the limitations of existing models while also recognizing the need for deeper exploration rather than complacency with established paradigms.
Reading your statement today reaffirms my belief that scientific inquiry must not stagnate but rather evolve through rigorous examination, conceptual innovation, and mathematical refinement. While I will not delve into my own work (Extended Classical Mechanics) in this message, I must acknowledge that your words profoundly align with its foundational motivations. Your novel approach to questioning the status quo continues to encourage me in my efforts to bridge gaps in our understanding of mass, gravity, and inertia.
It is always an honor to encounter thoughts that withstand the test of time, and yours undoubtedly do. I extend my utmost respect and appreciation for your valuable contribution to scientific discourse.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
Soumendra Nath Thakur
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