Quote by Albert Einstein

Absolute rest (ehter) and absolute time are not absolute but relative.

Absolute rest (ehter) and absolute time are not absolute but

Summary

This quote suggests that the concepts of absolute rest and absolute time are actually not fixed or universal, but rather dependent on different perspectives or frames of reference. It implies that these notions cannot be considered as inherently constant or unchanging, but rather vary relative to the observer or context. Therefore, the quote undermines the notion of absolute rest and absolute time existing as objective truths, highlighting their subjective and relative nature.

By Albert Einstein

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