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ElRengo · 70-79, M
@Convivial
That expression is far from being the core of Einstenian Relativity and neither near to his philosophic views.
The observer thing is a missunderstood side effect on explaining that expanssion haves not a center but that each "point" of space runs away from all others.
Of course that affects observers views...when there ARE ones.
Even so it´s proposed to been working that way for some thousands million years before any observer existed.
That expression is far from being the core of Einstenian Relativity and neither near to his philosophic views.
The observer thing is a missunderstood side effect on explaining that expanssion haves not a center but that each "point" of space runs away from all others.
Of course that affects observers views...when there ARE ones.
Even so it´s proposed to been working that way for some thousands million years before any observer existed.
NewBeginnings7790 · 41-45, F
ElRengo · 70-79, M
@Convivial
My previous post was about a comment about "relativity" as frequently attibuted to Einstein.
About your original post I agree.
Each person have own different perception of things, true.
I wouldn´t call reality to what is each one´s perception anyhow, but of course that´s me.
That is I call reality to the truth "said" by the observed thing, the cylinder of your posted pic.
And yes, of course, that´s just my own perception of things and do not need to apply to others.
My previous post was about a comment about "relativity" as frequently attibuted to Einstein.
About your original post I agree.
Each person have own different perception of things, true.
I wouldn´t call reality to what is each one´s perception anyhow, but of course that´s me.
That is I call reality to the truth "said" by the observed thing, the cylinder of your posted pic.
And yes, of course, that´s just my own perception of things and do not need to apply to others.
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Sort of, that's like how when 2 things which appear different can both be true.