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correct me if i'm wrong... but in order for this to catch hold, we'd need to know why this distinction doesn't have a significant effect in the classical world?
by roundsquare 16y ago
correct me if i'm wrong... but in order for this to catch hold, we'd need to know why this distinction doesn't have a significant effect in the classical world? e.g. for relativity, we know that time dilation doesn't have a measurable effect because we move at very speeds.
anyone have an idea why this wouldn't show up?
- jurjenh 16y agowith "very speeds" do you mean very low or very high? It kind of makes a difference here...
- roundsquare 16y agovery low, sorry.