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If there was one clock for everyone we'd all trust the time and agree on it. When everyone carries around their own watch, we all have somewhat different times,
by hirundo 4y ago
If there was one clock for everyone we'd all trust the time and agree on it. When everyone carries around their own watch, we all have somewhat different times, and trust it and agree on it less. Now we each have access to thousands of clocks at the click of a button. They report wildly inconsistent times.
Poll: Do you trust the time tellers? Response: A lot less than I used to.
According to special relativity, the time for you is path dependent, and different than for everyone else depending on the vectors that brought you to this point. If two times are inconsistent it doesn't necessarily mean that either one is wrong.
- gsatic 4y agoIs it hard to measure what outcomes you produce after choosing which ever clock you want?
- pjc50 4y agoWhy bother measuring? Just imagine the outcomes and you'll be great. Or if you don't get them, blame that on enemy action. (This works horribly well until the bad outcomes start to reach the elite class directly and personally)