> SR predicts that all of these light speed computations will obtain the
> same value, and for standard clocks and rulers it will be c. This
> implicitly assumes the clocks and rulers are ideal, in practice there
> will be nonzero resolutions and possibly instrumentation effects involved.

I agree that TWLS measrements are c and isotropic. Also, I agree that OWLS
measurements in both directions are isotropic. However, I don't agree that
OWLS measurements has the value c. If OWLS as measured is equal to c why
haven't you SRians do such a measurement to silence the aetherists?

Ken Seto