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8th talk in the Series) If one interprets Special Relativity's time dilation equation consistently, then one will conclude that the A clock is slower than the B clock and that the B clock is slower than the A clock which is a contradiction. The relativists agree and devise a Reconciliation Argument to get around that conclusion. This talk examines 5 fundamental problems with the Reconciliation Argument.
8th talk in the Series) If one interprets Special Relativity's time dilation equation consistently, then one will conclude that the A clock is slower than the B clock and that the B clock is slower than the A clock which is a contradiction. The relativists agree and devise a Reconciliation Argument to get around that conclusion. This talk examines 5 fundamental problems with the Reconciliation Argument.
