Is Einstein's Theory of Space and Time a Good Idea?

There are many aspects of Newton's theory that don't appear in Einstein's. It is laughable. There's no mention of Eddington's experiment. The idea that starlight bends more during a solar eclipse than it does on a Newton's theory. That's an egregious omission. We can only understand why Newton's theory is strictly wrong by recourse to experiments like that, or any of the other countless observations as of this date. This is me doing my best. Read all the books with all the egregious errors in history and science and misinterpretations of... ...papa. And can't read more on induction. I'm just such a poverty of epistemology there.