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Side note: Under general relativity there is a coordinate system in which the earth is at rest. Not a very natural system but mathematically existing. And par
by lanstin 4y ago
Side note: Under general relativity there is a coordinate system in which the earth is at rest. Not a very natural system but mathematically existing.
And part of a meditation practice is seeing how the reality of your experiences is more like the reality of a co strict and less like the reality ofm
- fluoridation 4y agoFun fact: unlike linear motion, rotation is absolute. Accepting that the Earth does not rotate would require us to accept that distant galaxies circle it at tangential speeds many times greater than c. It can be logically consistent, but we would have to come up with an explanation for why the entire universe rotates around a particular object, and for why the speed of light has an exemption for this particular type of motion and none other.