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I'd be willing to bet that the discrepancy is something that we generally consider invariant but in reality should be a ratio between two things that are very l
by albrewer 4y ago
I'd be willing to bet that the discrepancy is something that we generally consider invariant but in reality should be a ratio between two things that are very large, but get bigger or smaller at _slightly_ different rates depending on the scale or distances you're working with.
Granted, I only ever got as far as E&M physics in college so I could be way off here but that scenario has turned up so many times in history.