Einstein's theory of relativity
Hoo boy, okay, so here's the thing. Einstein, he came up with this theory of relativity, right? And it's all about how things move through time and space, and how the laws of physics are the same for everyone, no matter how fast they're going.
But here's where it gets a little wacky. See, time and space, they're not fixed, like we thought they were. They're all relative, man. It's like, you know when you're out at the bar, and you have a few too many drinks, and suddenly the floor is moving and everything's all wobbly? It's kind of like that.
Gravity, it messes with everything, man. It can make time go slower or faster, depending on how strong it is. And the faster you go, the more it messes with you. It's like trying to walk a straight line when you're completely plastered. Everything's all distorted and you have to adjust your path to account for it.
But the thing is, no matter how drunk or distorted everything seems, the laws of physics, they still apply. It's like, even when you're stumbling around and everything's a blur, you still have to obey the laws of the universe, you know? It's all relative, man.
It's all relative.
