Re: GR ?


"Significant Zero" <paulpsremove@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Tom Roberts" <tjroberts@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> | Significant Zero wrote:
> | > Tom seems to be saying the time and distance are invariant except when
> he
> | > needs them to be variant to support some view like the Twins.
> |
> | You need to SIGNIFICANTLY improve your reading ability. I have said
> | nothing whatever like that.
> |
> | Measurements of elapsed proper time are invariant.
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> Fine you have the view that there is a proper time that is invariant
> cosmically ?

First how about you actually investigate what proper time is - once you do
you will trivially see that from its very definition it is invariant.
Hint - to a person viewing the watch on his/her wrist does the time change?

> or under local environmental changes ?
> And you also hold the view that the same is true for length ?

Instead of posting questions whose answer is obvious once you understand the
concept why not expend a bit of effort to understand the concept?

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> | Projections of
> | invariant intervals onto coordinate axes are NOT invariant (meaning they
> | are not independent of the axes used). You seem unable to distinguish
> | these cases. Until you learn how you will remain mystified....
>
> Fine and this is similar to the effect of perspective? i.e rotation of the
> observer around the observed and the rotation of the plane of record of
> measurment in relation to the plane of the observed.

That is your definition of perspective - which is not what is always meant.
What you are describing is simply geometric projection which is exactly what
the geometric interpretation of SR claims is going on.

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> |
> | Note I never discuss "time" or "distance" unqualified, except when
> | responding to others. Your attempt to distill what I have written into a
> | sound bite is hopeless -- this is subtle and such sound bites are
> | completely inadequate. <shrug>
>
> Perhaps if you were more clear coherent and concise in stating your views
I
> would not find this investigation necessary.

Perhaps if you actually investigated the concepts you ask questions about
you would understand them well enough to know the answer.

Bill

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> | Tom Roberts tjroberts@xxxxxxxxxx
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