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avocadogirl
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Can you think about relativity in terms of the motions of atoms as they are subject to intermolecular forces? Is time moving slower for the atom which is accelerating with respect to another? Or, would the macroscopic averaging negate the individual motion of the atoms?
Or, is this a ridiculous question to be asking?
Or, is this a ridiculous question to be asking?