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I defend the opinion that Cavalleri and Spinelli, who in the last years abandoned many of the relativity dogmas and embraced many of the absolute conceptions, are still very far from an adequte understanding and interpretation of physical reality.
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Marinov, S. Problems of synchronization in special relativity: A reply to G. Cavalleri and G. Spinelli. Found Phys 13, 1241–1244 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00727997
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