Re: Question about light clock and derivation of time dilation


"Daryl McCullough" <stevendaryl3016@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Androcles says...
>
>>"YBM" <ybmess@xxxxxxxx> wrote
>
>>> Androcles a écrit :
>>>> Of course I haven't, there is no t = -1.
>>>
>>> As well as there is no word spelled "y e s
>>> t e r d a y" in english ?
>>
>>Go back to yesterday then
>
> You seem to be assuming
>
> If vector V exists, then
> it is possible to travel
> in the direction of V.
>
> (Or rather, it's contrapositive: If it is not possible
> to travel in the direction of V, then V does not exist.)
>
> Why do you assume that?

I don't assume anything of the kind. Why do you assume I do?

Here's a 1-vector:
(x)
Here's another 1-vector.
(y)
Add them.

Here's a 2-vector
(x,0)
Here's another.
(0,y)
Add them.
Androcles.


> Daryl Mc
>


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