What is a famous E=Mc^2 ?

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What is a famous E=Mc^2 ?
a) the energy E= Mc^2 isa "rest mass/energy"
b) the energy E= Mc^2 isresponsible for inertial movement.
“ Does the inertia of a body depend upon its energy content?”
c) the energy E= Mc^2 canbe very active and destroyed cities
like Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
d) there are positive andnegative (+/-) E=Mc^2.
What is a famous E=Mc^2 ? (!)
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55Mercury

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I suppose that old standard for multiple-choice questions holds true - "when in doubt pick 'c'"?
 

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Today QT has only probabilityexplanation.
But Einstein believed that under 'probability' is hidden some realprocess.
" Some physicists, among whom I am myself can not
believe that we should once and for all abandon the
idea of direct images ofphysical reality in space and
time, or that we shouldagree with the opinion that
a phenomenon in nature like a game case."
/ Einstein./
But how is it possible to understand QT as an
* idea of direct images ofphysical reality in space and time* if
a) QT has no referenceframe,
b) the quantum particle is mathematical point ?

Even for so called *philosophers* the quantum particle is also only a 'point'.
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Toanswer to the question * What is a famous E=Mc^2 ? *
oneshould analyze the derivation of this equation in the
frameworks of the SRT plus Dirac's equations plus QED plus
*TheLaw of conservation and transformation energy/ mass*
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