Karl Moore has an interesting take on the Theory of Relativity.
Yes, I know all the physicists are probably cringing now. But, I think it’s an important thing we should take note of. There are 2 applications of this.
The first thing is what Karl mentioned. To be open to other people’s views.
Secondly, sometimes others might not understand what you’re doing. Don’t let it affect your actions. Go with what you believe. One effect of relativity is time dilation, “the increase in the time between two events as measured by an observer who is outside of the reference frame in which the events take place” (definition from About.com). If you’re not moving, you won’t see progress around you as easily. Sometimes to see progress, to be visionary, you need to take a step forward. It’s recursive, in my opinion. The more you’re moving forward, the more you’ll be able to see progress, the faster you’ll move.
Take that step forward today. You’ll start seeing things in a different light. You’ll see new innovations more often, and you’ll have more ideas as well.
How can you move forward today?
-cringe-
But haha, seriously.
I think you got your concept wrong, honey. Time dilation occurs when A is moving respective to B, such that the time in B seems to move slower according to A.
Keyword: slower.
That is to say, the higher the relative speed, the slower time seems to flow. So your analogy about moving to see a change doesn't quite fit because the more you move, the slower things become.
That is, according to Special Relativity.
Haha. Kinda expected your cringe. =P.
But um, yeah. When A is moving, time in B seems to move slower to A. So if there's the same two events, if A is moving, the time between the two events would seem shorter to A.
-cringe-
But haha, seriously.
I think you got your concept wrong, honey. Time dilation occurs when A is moving respective to B, such that the time in B seems to move slower according to A.
Keyword: slower.
That is to say, the higher the relative speed, the slower time seems to flow. So your analogy about moving to see a change doesn’t quite fit because the more you move, the slower things become.
That is, according to Special Relativity.
Haha. Kinda expected your cringe. =P.
But um, yeah. When A is moving, time in B seems to move slower to A. So if there’s the same two events, if A is moving, the time between the two events would seem shorter to A.