Is Einstein's relativity theory an accurate description of physics? I don't know. I'll assume so, while acknowledging it could all be wrong. After all, the body of scientific knowledge is constantly being refined and revised in light if new information, and even if Einstein is right, that doesn't mean his model won't be superceded by something better one day.

I just made a post about this. @builderofcastles/einstein-vs-tesla-the-time-has-come-for-the-truth-to-be-shown

And it's an important part of this.

Everything i learned in college science class, i later learned was wrong. EVERYTHING!

So, i appreciate your ability to change your mind.
However, i have shown that the theory of relativity is wrong, disproven, goes completely against observable reality. Sooooo, what does it actually take to change your mind?

What most people do, is say, i don't know. But i can't deny the authorities that taught me this stuff (garbage.)

Further, the laws of the universe are really simple.
Or the better term is simplex.
Each individual law is really easy, but the combinations of them are really mind blowing.
And so, people in the future will each have a very good understanding of physics.