Recent content by divito

Yup, I've been reading a lot about GR and SR recently. But I'll start perusing for books. Thanks :D

No real specific example. It's just, I read about these formulas and such, but haven't found a place that really discusses to what, where and why they're used.

As in: w = (u+v)/(1+uv/c^2) http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/relativ/einvel.html

If we have an object that is theoretically set to accelerate constantly for an unknown amount of time (disregarding the issues that alone brings up), what formula would be used to calculate its velocity? I know we can determine final velocity for after t amount of time, but would...

No offense, but your post can be organized much better. They hold relative value to humans. In physical/objective reality (mathematics), there is no value for such. They are not verifiable, constant or an absolute existence in reality. Thus, they are subjective.

Rights and morals are social constructs. They hold no value in physical/objective reality; they're subjective. An action is simply, an action. Right, wrong, good and bad are classifications of those actions based on perspective.