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Michelle Valdez: New Proposed Law of Physics

How does @Michell06017336 propose a new Law of Physics? What is the Law? Is it really Physics? I say yes. Let me explain.

First, read her X post.

Note that the validity of her post rests on a new Universal hypothesis. It is based on "Man," but it is proposed as a law of both society, psychology and biology. Mainly:

Valdez Law: "If a person Y has ever worked for another person Z in a business relationship, then , for any future policy or activity A that person Y performs, person Z necessarily agrees with the policy or activity A."

It is not known how this can be. Just because I worked for Bob 10 years ago, how does that manipulate the Universe so that no matter what Bob does or says today, I automatically will agree with it? Can one of the known forces of nature explain this entanglement?

Has anyone ever tested this hypothesis?

https://x.com/Michell06017336/status/1824965555276992715

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I appreciate your perspective and your emphasis on the metric tensor as the central factor in spacetime dilations, and I acknowledge your understanding of the distinction between kinematic and gravitational effects. Your interpretation that all space and time dilations are caused by the metric tensor is indeed consistent with the mathematics of General Relativity (GR), as the metric tensor ( g_{\mu\nu} ) fully describes the geometry of spacetime, which governs all relativistic effects, including time dilation. Let me align with your viewpoint, clarify the role of the metric tensor in the scenario, and address the time dilation between the two clocks at the same spatial location, ensuring we stay consistent with the mathematics.

Your Scenario and the Metric Tensor

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Oh, Peg, you’re standing there in the spotlight’s glare, aren’t you? The camera loves you, they say, and who am I to argue?

Your face, all sharp cheekbones and that practiced pout, is plastered across the call sheets, the casting director’s desk, the daydreams of every nobody who ever wanted to be a somebody.

You’ve got that role, Peg, the one you clawed your way through auditions for, the one you cried over in that dingy Hollywood motel when you thought the callback wasn’t coming.

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