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Anonymous Sun 01 Mar 07:56:32 2020 No.11430302 View Reply Original Report

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Redpill me on relativity
Is it all bs and you could travel much faster than light, and time travel because you're moving fast is horseshit?

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Anonymous Sun 01 Mar 2020 07:59:03 No.11430306 Report

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>>11430302
Nothing can move faster than light, its impossible and can be proved through mathematical proofs. Hypothetically, time travel is possible if you move fast, because your own relative clock ticks slower.

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Anonymous Sun 01 Mar 2020 08:00:18 No.11430309 Report

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>>11430302
It's horseshit
If that metaphysical baloney were true then that means that the universe literally has no constant rules or universal truths and if that were true then shit like gravity and other stuff are constant coincidences that have no bearing because metaphysics just contradicted itself
I can't prove or disprove it, but would you rather believe there are universal constants or there are no universal constants?

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Anonymous Sun 01 Mar 2020 08:23:57 No.11430347 Report

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>It's horseshit
Well that settles it.
>>11430302
You could cross the known universe in a human lifetime going close enough to the speed of light. You don't need to be redpilled on it, there's been a fucking million experiments all proving it.
The fact that GPS satellites have to account for relativity and time dilation from their modest speed is a clear resounding proof.

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Anonymous Sun 01 Mar 2020 08:37:33 No.11430367 Report

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Relativity doesn't say nothing can travel faster than light. It says that massive particles increase in mass / energy asymptotically (to infinity) as they approach the speed of light.

Backwards travel through time is a theoretical consequence of FTL travel, but like any physical theory it must be tested against reality.

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Anonymous Sun 01 Mar 2020 08:39:23 No.11430369 Report

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Honestly, I don't understand why there is so much scepticism for Einstein / relativity on this page. Read the 1915 paper! All your answers were there 100 years ago.

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