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Nah, when you move that fast, further acceleration stops increasing speed and starts squishing time instead, so you asymptotically approach C. So I guess what
by jbeninger 2y ago
Nah, when you move that fast, further acceleration stops increasing speed and starts squishing time instead, so you asymptotically approach C.
So I guess what I'm saying is I see absolutely no problem with the flat earth arguments?
- bryanrasmussen 2y agowait, is the flat earth theory going to make me immortal?
- lukan 2y agoOnly if you truly believe in it. Then you create a belive field, shaping your reality in any form you desire.
- nkrisc 2y agoCan’t argue with that, I guess.
- plagiarist 2y agoWe should see this as all the celestial bodies traveling "down" at relativistic speeds by now. Unless maybe they are also experiencing 1 G in the same direction as us in addition to whatever other accelerations.
- nkrisc 2y agoI imagine whatever magical force has been constantly accelerating the disc Earth for 4,000+ years also magically accelerates everything else uniformly in the exact same direction, at the exact same speed, and also magically solves every other hole in the theory.