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The first relates to the doctrine of the essential relativity of time, both as to its zero and as to its scale. The scale is much the more interesting and important point. In order to secure the adopted canon, of relativity that two observers A and B shall always attribute the same value to the velocity of light, even when one of them is himself moving through the aether with that velocity the intrinsic scale of time measurement is itself made dependent on the motion. This is the subtlest and b...oldest of all Einstein's ideas. A curious result follows. A and B both measure the time interval between two events and report to one another. A considers B's scale of measure is too small and B considers As scale is too small. Evidently we must be prepared for paradoxes. The nearest analogy we can find is in geometrical perspective. A and B are separated by a few yards, and each holds out in front of him a yard measure. Perspectively B's measure appears to A smaller than his own, and As appears to B smaller than his own.
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The first relates to the doctrine of the essential relativity of time, both as to its zero and as to its scale. The scale is much the more interesting and important point. In order to secure the adopted canon, of relativity that two observers A and B shall always attribute the same value to the velocity of light, even when one of them is himself moving through the aether with that velocity the intrinsic scale of time measurement is itself made dependent on the motion. This is the subtlest and b...oldest of all Einstein's ideas. A curious result follows. A and B both measure the time interval between two events and report to one another. A considers B's scale of measure is too small and B considers As scale is too small. Evidently we must be prepared for paradoxes. The nearest analogy we can find is in geometrical perspective. A and B are separated by a few yards, and each holds out in front of him a yard measure. Perspectively B's measure appears to A smaller than his own, and As appears to B smaller than his own.
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