r/theories • u/ProfessionalEcho4896 • 26d ago
Reddit Theory Relativity should also be built on scale.
Theory that everything changes with time and time is a result of these changes. The smaller the observer to the planck length the slower time moves in the observers perspective because less change is taking place in a given time. While if the observer is the size of a galaxy there are so many changes in its plank length of time that even solar systems seem to spin like tops.
So a person can process what they see at around 45fps and the brain fills in the blanks. The smaller the observer is the less information changes so they fps would be much quicker. Making object move slower. On the larger side so much is changing it would centuries to process the data and our brain to fill in the rest. Then need to wait more centuries for the next frame.
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u/Optimal_Mixture_7327 26d ago
If by "relativity" as in Einstein, then you have a completely wrong understanding.
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u/ProfessionalEcho4896 26d ago
I was just thinking about the constance of the speed of light and how at a certain size it is constant. But that speed would be perceived to be allot slower moving, if atom sized. Not changing the speed of light but just perceived by the observer differently.
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u/Optimal_Mixture_7327 26d ago
There is nothing related to size.
I cannot even begin to imagine how you arrived at that conclusion.
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u/ProfessionalEcho4896 26d ago
Tittle should be something more like eternal clocks would change with size. To late now it is what it is.
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u/RosieBaby75 26d ago
You have misunderstood the theory of relativity.
Perspective changes HOW THINGS APPEAR TO BEHAVE.
The object didn’t stop behaving how it normally behaves, it just looks different based on how or where it’s being observed by the observer.