¶ Instantaneity
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Instantaneity:
“To Einstein’s C², which is the symbol of speed of omni-directional growth of the surface of a light wave which is 186,000 miles per second “squared,” the speed of sight (our personal eyesight) is normal, for it to operates at the speed of light, and not instantly, which is an obsolete word of yesterday’s magic. 186,000 miles per second is only relatively fast, compared to the velocities of man’s invented vehicles. 186,000 miles per second is relatively slow compared to the man-invented nonsense called instantaneous, that is, infinite- super-billions-mof-miles-in-no-time-at-all. ‘Instantaneous’ is one of those out-of-this-universe concepts which we are now abandoning.”
1 Apr’49
¶ Citations
- PREVIEW (I&I), p. 201,202
