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There is no contradiction. The thing you quoted is what happens in normal circumstances (i.e. linear motion) - you instantly start falling with no delay. Whic
by vehementi 13y ago
There is no contradiction. The thing you quoted is what happens in normal circumstances (i.e. linear motion) - you instantly start falling with no delay. Which is correct. It's the change in the linear motion that gets propagated at speed of light. But in any case you still react properly because things cancel. Woo!
- jessriedel 13y agoI am not claiming a contradiction in experimental outcomes, I am claiming that the quote draws an incorrect inference.