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I've always learned that "speed" is something that can be used to describe an object aka something with mass. When something without mass travels (basically inf

by rakoo 2y ago

I've always learned that "speed" is something that can be used to describe an object aka something with mass. When something without mass travels (basically information) you use "celerity", because it's not talking about the "same" thing

deadbabe 2y ago
So c = celeration, the derivative of acceleration.
psd1 2y ago
A little too neat. It has the distinct aroma of lies told to children. (Not that I would have detected it myself, as a child.)