Derivation of the Principle of Finite Effects in Relativistic Systems: A Principle Demonstrating the Illusory Nature of Special Relativity

Abstract

Einstein derived many profound results using a relative system composed of two reference bodies. However, when this relative system is viewed within a real-world context, it becomes evident that the results calculated within the relative system cannot be applied to the actual environment outside of it, nor to the reference bodies themselves when they are not functioning as references for that specific relative system. In other words, the Limited Effect Principle of a Relativistic System tells us that the calculations and results derived from such relative systems are essentially illusory, holding little to no significance in the real world.