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Last year I thought about something.If all motion is relative then can we say one objects goes one point to other point using all possible routes.(Like Feymann Path Integral Equation)
Is All Motion Relative to Feynman's Path Integral?
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The two concepts have nothing to do with each other.RyanH42 said:Last year I thought about something.If all motion is relative then can we say one objects goes one point to other point using all possible routes.(Like Feymann Path Integral Equation)
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