relativist
- noun
- /ˈrɛlətɪvɪst/
- Specialized
- Einstein was a renowned relativist who fundamentally changed our understanding of space and time.
- Numerical relativists
So just what is a black hole that led relativists to believe that information would get sucked in and trapped there?
- So just what is a black hole that led relativists to believe that information would get sucked in and trapped there?
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Cultural relativists argue that different cultures have different ethical standards, that the ethical standards of other cultures are just as "valid" as our own, and that it is wrong for us to judge other cultures by our own ethical standards.
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People like me have often expressed their criticism of relativity in journals, but rarely of one of you relativists actually shown up to respond.
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This can't be what a good relativist would think of as the velocity.
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A relativist can show, using relativistic reasoning, similar to your statement...
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So just what is a black hole that led relativists to believe that information would get sucked in and trapped there?
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Relativists: 2 + 2 = 10 if you're using base 4 or 11 using base 3.
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"It's as if physics had "Newtonians" and "Relativists."
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They are not relativists.
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Like many early general relativists, Wheeler had the hope that all the phenomena of physics, not just gravity, would ultimately be explicable in terms of space-time geometry.
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At the conference, a well-known relativist presented new findings on gravitational waves.
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Etymology
Relativist comes from relative ('in relation to something') and the word relativity, the idea made famous by Einstein that measurements can depend on the observer. So a scientific relativist accepts that time, space, or other physical things can look different from different points of view.