sonofghandi wrote:
Time accuracy is so ridiculously important when dealing with relativistic physics that even the teeniest tiniest error can send your results so far off as to be unrecognizable. This will improve all manner of technology that relies on special relativity such as GPS, weather tracking and modeling, inertial guidance systems, linear accelerators (including those used in cancer treatment), ballistics, long distance data communication and synchronization, and semiconductors.
Not to mention the improvements in the efficiency and accuracy of several fields of research.
I understand science for science sake, but in my real life it is not going to have an effect - including the fact that I don't benefit from any of the things in your list (not arguing with you about these things, just saying they will not change my life)
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