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No, because on Earth one can reconcile time. If Vikings go to Newfoundland, fight a battle, and return to Norway 10 years after they left, both the people in No
by lkrubner 8y ago
No, because on Earth one can reconcile time. If Vikings go to Newfoundland, fight a battle, and return to Norway 10 years after they left, both the people in Norway, and also the warriors who went to Newfoundland, will agree that 10 years passed. You don't end up with one group feeling that 1 year passed and another group feeling 10 years passed, and perhaps a different group that feels 100 years have passed.
- whatshisface 8y agoIt doesn't matter whether 10 or 100 years have passed, the only thing that matters is causal order. After all, the King only needs to assign punishments and rewards, and those are based on what happened and why. "What happened and why" is the same in every reference frame. Even things like 10-year jail sentences will still work, because you clearly are asking for 10 years from the perspective of the convict.