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Yes but the parts related to GR are irrelevant. That's like if CS needed a Newtonian Physics model for something seeing it and saying "ah ha, computers invented
by BoiledCabbage 3y ago
Yes but the parts related to GR are irrelevant. That's like if CS needed a Newtonian Physics model for something seeing it and saying "ah ha, computers invented GR Because they exist in a universe that uses it."
Just because newtonian physics is a sub part of GR, doesn't mean "GR" is the best way to describe basic F=ma.
The smallest subset theory that incorporates the need for vector clocks, and the most unique part that introduced and required vector clocks is special relativity - which is what thats what's most appropriate to discuss and not GR.