According to Einstein, the experience of "now" that we all share is meaningless
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if you ask yourself whether you
know if the screen in front of you is
actually there right now so naively
would say yes of course it's there I
mean I'm holding it in my hand or I see
it directly in front of me but the speed
of light is finite and nothing can go
faster than the speed of light so
everything that you experience
everything that you see you see it as it
was a tiny little amount of time in the
past so how do you know that anything
exists right now what do you even mean
by now so this is the problem that comes
up in Einstein's theory of special
relativity and Einstein tried to
construct a notion of now in this new
Theory and he failed and he just came to
conclude that this moment of now which
we experience is fundamentally
meaningless every moment is now for
someone
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