Re: Question about light clock and derivation of time dilation
- From: YBM <ybmess@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 03:20:33 +0200
The Ghost In The Machine a écrit :
Yesterday was and will never be, today always is, and tomorrow never comes.
You're right. Any other coordinate but t=0 shouldn't be PHYSICALLY consistent. Androcles' "argument" works the same for t>O as it "works" for t<0.
Unfortunately, with morons like Androcles and Wilson, even using their own arguments on trivial facts does not make them to think (it is far too late).
How could you confuse the trivial fact of talking about events taking place before an arbitrary origin of a clock and traveling to the past ? It is even worse than confusing closing velocity and relative velocity (what you do for years).
Coordinate don't really exist, either -- they're just convenient ways of organizing the observations. :-)
Right. But I didn't say "exist", but "has a meaning".
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