On 9/10/2025 6:41 PM, Alan Grayson wrote:
Every point in spacetime has a label, called cooordinates. So every event happens at some label.
But the label is arbitrary.  You draw a different map and give it a different label.  But it's the same event.  It doesn't become two different events because two different brought different clocks to it.

If not that, then what?  I see this in those spacetime diagrams. If their clocks disagree at the reunion, how do you define "the event"? AG
It's the event of Red and Blue meeting again.

Brent

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