[Diy_efi] RE: Throttling intake air

Wed Jan 15 15:09:23 GMT 2003

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all together there is an issue with the thoery of relativity. i found this a 
while back very very ammusing.

This question is so sufficiently silly that it is actually fun to reply to 
it. Leaving aside the non-trivial question of what is meant by speaking of a 
changing speed of light (such as "relative to what reference standard?"), I 
can assure the engineering community that they need not worry about this for 
the next several million years. 

   Those who insist on worrying about miniscule corrections to classical 
physics might wish to shift their attention to something else that is far 
less hypothetical, much bigger, and more imminent. An automobile with a rest 
mass of 2000 kg increases by 10 nanograms when the thing travels at 30 m/sec 
or 67 miles/hr. Yet nobody seems to worry about that. 

 i found this soime time ago. read it carefully.

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This question is so sufficiently silly that it is actually fun to reply to it. Leaving aside the non-trivial question of what is meant by speaking of a changing speed of light (such as "relative to what reference standard?"), I can assure the engineering community that they need not worry about this for the next several million years. <BR>
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&nbsp;&nbsp; Those who insist on worrying about miniscule corrections to classical physics might wish to shift their attention to something else that is far less hypothetical, much bigger, and more imminent. An automobile with a rest mass of 2000 kg increases by 10 nanograms when the thing travels at 30 m/sec or 67 miles/hr. Yet nobody seems to worry about that. </FONT><FONT  COLOR="#000000" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=3 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0"><BR>
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 i found this soime time ago. read it carefully.<BR>
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