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A real paradox is if you can reach two mutually-exclusive conclusions. In the special relativity theory, the order of events depends on the frame of reference.
by stared 5y ago
A real paradox is if you can reach two mutually-exclusive conclusions. In the special relativity theory, the order of events depends on the frame of reference. It is not much unlike 2D space if something is left or right to each other depending on a rotation.
"I don't like how does the special relativity/quantum physics works" is not a paradox on its own. In this case, it just challenges our pedestrian view of time.
- vidarh 5y agoIt's a paradox in the same sense that Zeno's paradox is. As in "if we assume the world is how we intuit it to be without thinking it through and having the proper understanding, this problem seems self-contradictory" rather than in the sense of something actually self-contradictory.