"PD" <TheDraperFamily@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Spaceman wrote:
>> "PD" <TheDraperFamily@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> > Spaceman wrote:
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| Hmm,
| we roll a ball on earth and it rolls at 10 mph wrt earth.
| The KE is relative, yet the life of the ball remains the same.
| why are you saying it is the KE that is keeping the ball "alive"
| longer or shorter?
| KE is relative and of course so is speed,
| but when it comes to the life of an object.
| the relatives are null and void according to the rolling ball.
| HA HA!
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>> You completely ignore the rolling ball analogy don't you.
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> Not at all. Note that in the rolling ball analogy you said the ball
> does NOT live longer.
I did not say that.
What the frig is wrong with you.
You are now showing to be a pathalogical lying sack of shit PD.
> The ball's lifetime is affected by the physical KE?
Yes,
It "lives" longer the faster it rolls.
Why are you so reluctant to think of such at all?
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