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First...I am not a physicist, and while I do have an engineering degree, advanced math was along time ago for me. However, I am very fascinated with Quantum Physics, the standard model, and cosmology and I've read several "layman" level books including Oerter,
Feynman, and Smolin. If anyone can point to similar books I would appreciate it...
My general question is whether there is anything that points to mass or inertia as really being a resistance to a change in the rate of time? (I understand mass and inertia are different)
Feynman, and Smolin. If anyone can point to similar books I would appreciate it...
My general question is whether there is anything that points to mass or inertia as really being a resistance to a change in the rate of time? (I understand mass and inertia are different)