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Originally Posted by Sam5
Note to Kebsis, this is a myth:
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Originally Posted by russ_watters
To notice in terms of biology, ie. going on a 2 year trip and coming back to find your newborn baby is a teenager, that would require a high fraction - more than 90% for those two years (your time).
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No it is not !
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The kid is moving relative to you and you are moving relative to the kid, this causes the “clock paradox” of the 1905 SR theory, which Einstein finally realized was wrong and he corrected it in his 1918 paper by adding accelerative effects, gravity fields, and atomic clocks.
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As you have been told many times, in many threads, by many people;
GR is
not a correction of errors in SR. It is an
extension from the
special conditions of SR to the
general conditions of GR
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Humans can’t accelerate fast enough to notice a biological time difference, because such a large amount of acceleration would crush them first.
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Yeah, right! An acceleration of one gravity for one year would suffice to reach a significant fraction of the speed of light. Certainly enough for time dilation to be noticeable.
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For information about "thermodynamic time in biology", look it up on Google. Many scientists explain it in their papers.
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Yes, please do. And you will find that Sam5 does not understand it any better than he understands relativity.
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Note to Kebsis: Sam5's views do not represent the prevailing view of the scientific community.
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What he said!