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If c were a much smaller number, these effects would be commonplace and
accepted as real, prima facie.
Presently our Galilean experiences prejudice
us toward expecting and seeking observer independent absolutes.
Thanks for the quick response John! But you speak only of projections, etc
in a graphical representation of the Lorentz transformation.
Please address
the physical reality. What is it in the physical reality that is not real,
and only appearance.
Is it not *real* that if two photon clocks are synchronized while both are
at rest, when they are set in relative motion their ticks ( as viewed from
either frame) will no longer be simultaneous and that the moving clock will
*really* run slower. What is not real in this *physical* situation?
If c were a much smaller number, these effects would be commonplace and
accepted as real, prima facie.