Time and tide
I have always been fascinated by science and physics, so much so that I still study it now at the age of 52.Once it was thought that time was absolute and that it flowed in the same way for everyone, but with the advent of Einstein's general relative it was understood that this was not the case. Time flows in different ways for a stationary observer and for an observer who moves and we would never have thought that there would be someone who would grab Newton by the ears and say "look, you're wrong".In the macroscopic world, that is, the life that we commonly know, the law of cause and effect has never been violated. If I have been the cause of this, the glass has never been seen breaking and then me throwing it to the ground... in other words.It seems that time goes in only one direction but in the world of the infinitely small in quantum mechanics things change a lot there are different laws to govern the things that happen and the probabilistic function dictates th...