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Because physical movement is intuitively transitive. Going from A to B then B to C is the same as going from A to C. The journey from Y to Z might feel more t
by gorgoiler 3mo ago
Because physical movement is intuitively transitive. Going from A to B then B to C is the same as going from A to C.
The journey from Y to Z might feel more tiring than the journey from A to B, but only if you do them all in one day :)
- WithinReason 3mo agoSo why isn't increasing your velocity from A to B then B to C the same as A to C? Isn't that intuitively transitive too?
- PunchyHamster 3mo agoit is if your reference point is A in both cases.
- Joker_vD 3mo ago> Going from A to B then B to C is the same as going from A to C. Not really, no. Not all forces are conservative.