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So, you're the guy who's moving."
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So, you've lost the equal status with other inertial observers
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because those for whom F=m·a worked will say
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they're not moving and for you it doesn't work,
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so you will have to concede you are moving.
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So, uniform velocity, if it makes perceptible changes,
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can no longer be considered as relative.
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It's absolute and if you and I find each other moving,
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there may be a real sense
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in which I am at rest and you are moving,
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because for me F=m·a works and for you it doesn't.
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Well, that's not what happens.