I doubt it......It has been asked of him many times by many people, in many different forms for an answer...all to no avail.
And you just contributed more noise. In any case, I don't care what you doubt or not.
I doubt it......It has been asked of him many times by many people, in many different forms for an answer...all to no avail.
And you just contributed more noise. In any case, I don't care what you doubt or not.
Whatever floats your boat!
You are having difficulty in detaching yourself from me. Why is that ? It's bordering on stalking, now. Leave me alone. Why can't you do this ?
Stalking!!
OK, remember that line about the boat?
We have a standard that only crackpots challenge and that is scientific astronomical observations (SAO).
In the case of the twins, SAO claims both lived 12 years. Those that want to believe the traveling twin lived only 10 earth orbits must refute SAO and thus must refute science.
What I'm saying is that my heart 'clock' beat only 25 during the race, whereas your heart 'clock' beat 50, as it was beating at a different rate.
Chinglu earlier ..
I am not sure what to think about you observing 25 hb when I actually experienced 50.
I would say you are wrong.
Chinglu, You probably missed this in amongst all the other stuff. What is your response to this ?
Both twins lived for 12 earth orbits. The traveling twin aged 10 earth years. The traveling twin is 2 years younger than his twin. They both agree that there were 12 earth orbits. Both twins have been educated and agree that you do not understand relativity.
Oh, I see.
Exactly where in reality does it say, the traveling twin lived 12 earth orbits while also living only 10 earth orbits?
I want to see that.
Oh, I see.
Exactly where in reality does it say, the traveling twin lived 12 earth orbits while also living only 10 earth orbits?
I want to see that.
So, what.
The watch incorrectly claimed I finished only 1/2 the race when in fact I finished the whole race.
So, the clock is wrong, which is what I have been saying all along.
The clock must math physical reality..
I'm no medical person, but I see the heart beat analogy as not really valid. We all have our hearts beating at different rates but we still age the same. [as far as I know]
I think it is best sticking to the clocks and the hundred yards dash.
A clock is a measurement device for the dimension of time. When I have a meeting I use the 4 dimension of space time to attend the meeting. The meeting will have an X, Y, Z, and time component. If I ignore any one of those 4 dimensions I could end up missing the meeting. We of course use the earth as a frame of reference for all 4 of the dimensions.
I am totally disinterested in what you think.
A clock is a measurement device for the dimension of time. When I have a meeting I use the 4 dimension of space time to attend the meeting. The meeting will have an X, Y, Z, and time component. If I ignore any one of those 4 dimensions I could end up missing the meeting. We of course use the earth as a frame of reference for all 4 of the dimensions.
The simple point where RW and I were trying to get Chinglu to, was that different clock rates measure the same event with different results. We don't seem to be able to get past this, because of all the noise. Perhaps Chinglu is relying on all the noise as his escape hatch. If so, the noise is certainly serving that purpose.
We program our clocks to coincide with events we see as regular, whether they are highly accurate atomic clocks or slightly less accurate quartz watches, electric alarm clocks or grandfather clocks with slowly swinging pendulums, all clocks have one thing in common - they consistently count precise units of time. The same units we use to regulate our lives and keep everything reasonably standard. So we divide astronomical events of the revolution of Earth, the orbit of the Moon, and the orbit of the earth, into seconds, minutes, and hours.
We change our clocks to suit our environment and our lives and call it daylight saving. In doing that, it doesn't for one instance change the orbit of the earth, and where and when the Sun rises.
We do it because it is more conveniant for our everyday lives.
Clocks are also affected as already mentioned by the gravitational potential of the FoR they are in, simply because space and time are not absolute.
Time has nothing to do with Earth orbits, other then that is the basic regulator we base its rate at in that same FoR.
Earth's position does not change with daylight saving, nor with what rate a clock maybe ticking in another FoR.