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Yes! That's fascinating and thank you for writing that. It expanded my knowledge. You should put that in some sort of linkable format. However, think about in
by edmcnulty101 5y ago
Yes! That's fascinating and thank you for writing that. It expanded my knowledge. You should put that in some sort of linkable format.
However, think about insane it sounds.
Like if we didn't have the subject physics or if you had to explain it to a medieval king in the 1300's.
They would think we are totally insane.
Because it is different than what our everyday hairless monkey lizard brain sensory organs are reporting to our brains.
That's why I struggle with it.
Cool example of satellites. That actually grounds it in an understandable example.
Also does relativity discount Newton?
Or can it be viewed as an extension?
> Physics is like History. We keep on learning at school things that we know to be at best approximate and very often just plain oversimplification that leads to misrepresentations that are super difficult to correct.
I think all of science is like that. It's continually advancing and changing our views of the universe which is beautiful.
Im going to tell my boss next time I'm late that I'm not late it's just that our space times are subjective and aren't currently synchronized.