Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity requires systems of clock-synchronized stationary observers and the Lorentz Transformation. Without both, the Theory of Relativity fails. A system of clock-synchronized stationary observers is, however, inconsistent with the Lorentz Transformation because it is Galilean. The Special Theory of Relativity insists that systems of Galilean observers must transform not by the Galilean Transformation, but by the non-Galilean Lorentz Transformation. The Theory of Relativity is, therefore, invalid due to an intrinsic logical contradiction.
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