9798247337621 - What Einstein Got Wrong: How Relativity Became Confusing — and How to Understand It Clearly by Christophides, Prometheous (5 results)
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Time - The Word That Survived Too Long.Most people think they know what time is.It passes.It carries us forward.It turns future into present and present into past.This idea feels so obvious that we rarely question it. We live by it, age by it, plan by it. Clocks seem to confirm it. Calendar…s enforce it. Language reinforces it every day.And yet, this familiar picture is precisely what prevents us from understanding General Relativity.The problem is not that Einstein's theory is counter-intuitive.The problem is that it uses a word that no longer means what we think it means.That word is time.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Time - The Word That Survived Too Long.Most people think they know what time is.It passes.It carries us forward.It turns future into present and present into past.This idea feels so obvious that we rarely question it. We live by it, age by it, plan by it. Clocks seem to confirm it. Calendars… enforce it. Language reinforces it every day.And yet, this familiar picture is precisely what prevents us from understanding General Relativity.The problem is not that Einstein's theory is counter-intuitive.The problem is that it uses a word that no longer means what we think it means.That word is time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
