Seems like you are in love with your conclusion and are throwing all supporting evidence into it, which works in a court of law, but not when you are trying to construct accurate models.
Thank you for your comment, but it would be appreciated if you could prove my conclusion is wrong (e.g. either observer B1 or B2 is able to know or predict event C)
Seems like you are in love with your conclusion and are throwing all supporting evidence into it, which works in a court of law, but not when you are trying to construct accurate models.
Thank you for your comment, but it would be appreciated if you could prove my conclusion is wrong (e.g. either observer B1 or B2 is able to know or predict event C)