Re: In English: Where is Time Dilation?

On Nov 11, 10:46 pm, doug <x...@xxxxxx> wrote:
... you failed to understand that as you have failed to understand
everything else about relativity...


How come it is you who cannot answer the relativity question:
Let me conclude this thread with a question that relativists cannot
answer:

1) You have a clock and I have a clock. We are at relative rest.
2) Both clocks are ticking at the same rate.

3) I move at v=0.41c. My clock rate does not change locally. NO
CHANGE, got that?

4) You are left behind. Your clock rate does not change locally. NO
CHANGE, got that?

5) Since neither clock changed, WHERE IS TIME DILATION?

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