O simpla demonstratie ca relativitatea speciala e o aberatie

 Conform teoriei relativității speciale a lui Einstein, timpul se dilată (curge mai greu) pentru un ceas în mișcare față de unul staționar. Dar dacă mișcarea este relativă, poți considera oricare dintre ceasuri ca fiind in miscare fata de celălalt.

Deci dacă ești un observator în cadrul de referință de repaus al ceasului în mișcare (adica te misti o data cu el, sa zicem ca il tii in buzunar sau la mana), ceasul considerat staționar se afla in mișcare fata de tine. Prin urmare, pentru tine, celălalt ceas va merge mai incet, si timpul aratat de el va fi intarziat -adica va arata o ora mai mica sau inapoiata decat ceasul tau ! În timp ce pentru un observator aflat în cadrul de referință al celuilalt ceas stationar, ceasul tău va merge mai incet, si timpul aratat de ceasul tau va fi intarziat -adica va arata o ora mai mica sau inapoiata decat ceasul lui.
Contradictia e evidenta si strigatoare la cer: ambele ceasuri nu pot merge mai incet si arata o ora mai mica decat celalalt ceas, unul trebuie sa mearga mai repede decat celelalt si sa arate o ora mai mare sau inaintata.
Timpul nu poate curge mai lent în ambele cadre de referință, iar dacă curge mai lent într-un cadru de referință, atunci trebuie să curgă mai repede în celălalt cadru de referință. Deci această teorie este complet contradictorie și inconsistentă din punct de vedere logic. Prin urmare, este complet greșită.

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