Improved Relativity

 

The following are the missing postulates of the Theory of Relativity:

1. Relative motion is the vector difference of absolute motions.
2. Relative motion is impossible without the existence of absolute motion.
3. The observed value of relative motion of the same object is different for different observers; each being convinced that he is right.
4. The observation of absolute motion requires the recognition of a fixed and unchanging point of reference.
5. The observation of relative motion is geocentric i.e. the observer assumes himself to be the point of reference and discounts his own absolute motion from all others.