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The clocks of SI are matching
the prophecies of your idiot
guru. Right?

The prophecies of your idiot guru are
"the clocks will not indicate t'=t,
they will desynchronize". Right?

If we want to have the clocks synchronized
and usable (instead having them religiously
"proper") - we can't use SI. And we don't.


Yes, it's that simple.

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Le 27/08/2025 |a 15:00, Maciej Wo+|niak a |-crit :

The clocks of SI are matching
the [SR/GR] Right?

Not especially SI. Any time unit can be used as long as both clocks use
the same one and are build with enough precision for a given experiment.
The chosen time unit does not matter.

The prophecies of [SR/GR] are
"the clocks will not indicate t'=t,
they will desynchronize". Right?

It depends, sometimes they would, sometimes they wouldn't it depends of
the actual situation.

If we want to have the clocks synchronized
and usable (instead having them religiously
"proper") - we can't use SI. And we don't.

As the choice of time unit from SI is irrelevant, you are claiming that we can't use any time unit and that we don't.

Yes, it's that simple.

Sure.


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On 8/27/2025 11:13 PM, Python wrote:

Le 27/08/2025 |a 15:00, Maciej Wo+|niak a |-crit :

The clocks of SI are matching
the [SR/GR] Right?

Not especially SI. Any time unit can be used as long as both clocks use
the same one

A lie, of course - the second as defined
when your idiot guru lived and mumbled
(and used in GPS) doesn't fit here.

The prophecies of [SR/GR] are
"the clocks will not indicate t'=t,
they will desynchronize". Right?

It depends, sometimes they would, sometimes they wouldn't it depends of
the actual situation.

No, it doesn't. "they would" - is
for no gravity. Doesn't really happen.

If we want to have the clocks synchronized
and usable (instead having them religiously
"proper") - we can't use SI. And we don't.

As the choice of time unit from SI is irrelevant

A lie, of course - the second as defined
when your idiot guru lived and mumbled
(and used in GPS) doesn't fit here.


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