<ul><li>Your perception of time and events is based on light that has already traveled to reach you, resulting in illusions of the past appearing fixed and unchangeable.</li><li>Relativistic effects like time dilation and length contraction are not real experiences but illusions created as a result of how light reaches different observers.</li><li>The speed of light serves as a universal speedometer, revealing the Absolute Present without delay, and highlighting that relative speed is based on differences in observation time.</li><li>Overall, relativity is described as 'one-way illusions' where observers do not feel the effects themselves but perceive them in others, showcasing a split between observation and action in time.</li></ul>

Relative Effects Positively Proven as Optical Illusions of the Distant Past

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