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The very desciption of Space-Time being only Relative
Concepts is not what Einstein proported. He thought
about calling it the opposite - "invariance theory."
It ought to be known that relatives owe their
existence to absolutes. They coexist.
You don't want disagreement mentors?
Then delete me! :!)
"When the station comes to the train."
This is what Albert Einstein had to say about his relativity.
But clearly only the train moves through space to
get closer to the station - not the other way around.
One motion is a relative and it owes its existence to
another which is not.
Relatives are not the absolutes in themselves.
Relatives are not what they are proported to be.
Concepts is not what Einstein proported. He thought
about calling it the opposite - "invariance theory."
It ought to be known that relatives owe their
existence to absolutes. They coexist.
You don't want disagreement mentors?
Then delete me! :!)
"When the station comes to the train."
This is what Albert Einstein had to say about his relativity.
But clearly only the train moves through space to
get closer to the station - not the other way around.
One motion is a relative and it owes its existence to
another which is not.
Relatives are not the absolutes in themselves.
Relatives are not what they are proported to be.