It’s still going to be relative to the observer, correct?

…periment. A sub-quantum leap, let’s call it, though a regular quantum leap would work just as well. If there is such a thing as a simplest possible state change, then we would have to ask an important question: is this interaction completely instantaneous, requiring zero time? Or is it unimaginably brief, requiring an interval of time so small we can’t conceive of it? On clo…
Zeno’s Paradox of Planck Time
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It’s still going to be relative to the observer, correct? For example, light doesn’t experience time.
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