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This one really struck me too. I think of it from the point of view of the emitter, which is surrounded by a sphere of every final destination of a photon in ev
by sfink 4y ago
This one really struck me too. I think of it from the point of view of the emitter, which is surrounded by a sphere of every final destination of a photon in every direction, with no distance in between. The photon itself, from its own perspective, is born and immediately dies, having stepped across the 0-length gap between emitter and absorber.
- richardw 4y agoAnd therefore the future affects the past. And light only ever gets emitted when there is a receiver to absorb it.