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Reply #20: Reading books is one way to learn about a subject. I suggest you try it. [View All]

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laconicsax Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Dec-23-10 08:01 PM
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20. Reading books is one way to learn about a subject. I suggest you try it.
Your question demonstrates quite well that you don't understand relativity as it pertains to time dilation. Please do yourself a favor and take some time to learn about the subject. There are several texts which I could recommend, all of which are probably superior to the TV program which forms the basis of your knowledge.

Also try typing in complete sentences. You may find it a more effective method of conveying your thoughts.
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