lifegazer said:
If nobody shares the exact-same experience as you, then your experience is personal and unique. I argue that everyone's perception of a second and a meter is dependent upon his/her mass, motion, and gravitational-orientation with regards to other bodies. Clearly, the experience of a second and a meter are constantly fluctuating - relatively to everyone elses - and are unique to each individual.
I'm surprised that anybody is arguing with this.
Again, I can point out the where is physics what you are saying is wrong, but you are completely ignorant, and refuse to learn for fear of being brainwashed. So I'll try to make it really simple like. If two inertial frames of reference both measure a meter perpendicular to their direction of travel, they both have the same meter. Where is the flux?
Sure. But twin B is on earth, and his vastly-slower velocity is giving him a completely different experience of 30 seconds in comparison to twin A.
Both twins are experiencing the exact same universe. Prove otherwise. If both see an event, both will agree on what event happened, at least in relation to what makes sense in this reality. For instance, they will not agree on how far away the event happened, because they are in different positions. In the same way, they won't agree in what order the events happened, because that also doesn't make sense in our reality. However, they can both analyze the event, and come up with the same answers, they can even translate those answers to another observers inertial frame to determine what the sequence of events in that reference frame would be. Its all the same universe.
The whole basis of my philosophy is:
(1) The value of the second and the meter is in comparative flux. Change your velocity and you will change the value of your second and meter.
Sorry, wrong. You only change your relative travel through spacetime. Prove otherwise.
(2) The value of these parameters is unique for each individual, as seen in comparison to other individuals. The twin-paradox shows that different people experience the essential parameters of space and time comparatively differently.
bzzt, wrong again, both twins experience the exact same universe. Both just take a different path through spacetime.
Sure. But given that all clocks have minute discrepencies of mass and gravitational-orientation, there must be minute discrepencies of time amongst all of them, even when placed in the same room.
again, stop being a smartass. This isn't what we mean when we say clocks.
How does this prove anything, other than the value of a second is a lottery, so to speak? That's my whole point.
A lottery is random. Nothing about special relativity is random.
Sorry, but this is irrelevant. The value of 5 minutes is the same for both paths.
True, however they have taken different paths through spacetime. spacetime is 4d, you need an x, a y, a z, and a t. You are traveling relative to other inertial reference frames in all 4 dimensions, not just three of them. Thats like saying a mile is a mile, and then being confused as to why a car travels more miles between two cities than a plane.
With all due respect, this does not relate to Relativity where two different paths will yield a meeting of the two twins (in the twin-paradox case) and will tell you that one person has been gone 10 years whilst the other 20. Even if they leave simultaneously and then meet simultaneously.
This is where you are getting hung up. This doesn't just relate to relativity, its the essence of relativity. You keep saying simultaneously, you need to throw that concept away. They leave from the same point in spacetime. They arrive at the same point in spacetime.
Just as if two people arrive at the same point in xyz, but a different point in t, different inertial reference frames will not agree that they met at the same point (ie, the earth rotates around the sun, so leed's castle is at a different xyz at various t's from the sun's inertial reference frame), It can also not be agreed apon that two events happen on the same value of t for different xyz's.
Imagine we shake hands and say "bye" and then walk around the streets for a while and meet-up later. You say an hour has passed and I say "nay, 10 minutes.". We're both telling the truth too, since our watches verify it.
again, time is part of space. Replace your watch with a pedometer. Both of you will say you have traveled a different distance, yet you are both meeting at the same xyzt. In the same way, both of you can travel a different "time", and arrive at the same xyzt.
Therefore, the only conclusion is that your experience of a second has been different to mine. Agreed? If so, then you consent to the foundation of my philosophy.
No, not agreed, you have no foundation.
Why have they got it wrong? I'm confused. All this time, I've been trying to use the information that guys like that provided to link to the reality of Mind. The fact that these guys never made that link does not negate the work they have done. Neither is it a surprise that this link was not made by a scientist, who usually regard (assume, actually) the world of our perceptions to be an external occurance.
The only part that you are taking in is the RESULT, not the process. Just as in the division example, you haven't bothered to understand why it happens, and assume it to be magical. I think most people believe that einstein pulled E=mc2 out of his ass. He was not in the lab, testing, experimenting with different equations, seeing which one fit, etc. He found this equation theoritically. These great thinkers were the first to understand the why.
Show me somebody who will listen.
You need to provide EVIDENCE or PREDICTIONS. You provide neither.
You'd think god would listen to himself. Then again, since you really haven't defined awareness in any coherent way, we'll just assign god's awareness, to the same thing as our awareness. Maybe god hears voices....you... He must be crazy. He needs medication, where do we go to administer said medication to god?