Einstein, Relativity and Absolute Simultaneity

This book presents the recent experimental evidence and theoretical considerations that support the existence of absolute simultaneity or a preferred frame. Chapters discuss Einstein's Special and General Relativity, Aspects' and others experiments on the EPR correlations, Bohm-deBroglie quantum physics, Lorentzian interpretations of relativity, a means of defining absolute similtaneity in terms of a conservation principle for spacetime, the notion of absolute simultaneity in a universe with a Robertson-Walker line element, and related topics.

I started this book and managed to finish the first chapter. I then decided that the rest of the book would be way over my head.