Einstein and the Secret of Time

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Time is not, as it may seem, an independent quantity.
The special theory of relativity describes that the faster we move, the slower time passes for us. The general theory then adds the assertion that a strong gravitational field causes time to pass more slowly.
These theoretical insights have been experimentally verified many times, despite the fact that we do not perceive such properties of time in everyday life. The almost scientific "revolution" that Einstein sparked with his discoveries profoundly affected scientific, cultural, and philosophical thinking. The universe cannot evidently be perceived as a static stage where time flows the same for everyone. Perhaps our "linear" perception of the past, present, and future warrants deeper reflection. Einstein's legacy continues to serve as a bridge between exact science and humanity's desire to understand the nature of reality in which we move every day.