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Unless one of the observers accelerates for some reason. Now his observation is privileged.
by ImHereToVote 3y ago
Unless one of the observers accelerates for some reason. Now his observation is privileged.
- lgas 3y agoDoesn't relativity mean there's no difference between that observer accelerating in one direction and everything else accelerating in the opposite direction? So wouldn't everyone's observation be equally privileged? I'm asking honestly as am (obviously) not a physicist.
- ImHereToVote 3y agoYou would think so, but no. There is something magical about acceleration, specifically how much spacetime you increasingly or decreasingly traverse.