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Is it not rather that time does not elapse everywhere at he same speed, simply put? Based on this, of course, measuring it becomes difficult. It's akin to mea
by illiac786 3y ago
Is it not rather that time does not elapse everywhere at he same speed, simply put?
Based on this, of course, measuring it becomes difficult.
It's akin to measuring gravity. You can — for a specific point in space and time. (Time is even worse, since it is specific to a given _trajectory_ in space)
But I have no idea what Im talking about.
- ben_w 3y agoIt's identical to measuring gravity. In relativity, acceleration and gravity are indistinguishable, and it's acceleration which breaks the paradoxical symmetry that gives the name to the twins paradox.