No, some are talking about how it needs to detect gravitation from other planets.
That has nothing to do with a time machine working on earth.
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EU definatly have rules everyone has to follow. They're often called "directives" and are not optional. E.g. the 2021 ban on single use plastic cuttlery.
That was decided by EU. Members then have to implement it and reach that goal within a certain timeframe.
EU also decide what can and can't be imported into EU.
Is this a time machine or a star-trek space ship? This thing keeps changing
Why don't you quote the entire sentence instead of cutting it off in the middle.
You're so far up your own ass. So let me help you.
"Not much unlike the entire principle of EU"
The principle of United States. And the European Union. Is the same.
Multiple smaller states that each have their own laws. Bound by a greater entity that has laws EVERYONE has to follow.
Each state have representatives to the greater union where they legislate and create policies concerning the entire union.
You don't start out as a respected craftsman/developer/engineer/mechanic/etc. It's something you earn.
That doesn't mean you shouldn't respect someone as a person.
Either You're confusing respect with respect, or you're purposefully misinterpreting the expression.
I must have missed the part where I said the structure is identical.
So... what are YOU talking about?
Us is nothing but a bunch of smaller states that formed under a united government.
Not much unlike the entire principle of EU
One state, with their own unique state legislation, with a federal legislation on top of that.
Not unlike one member country of EU. With their own legislation, with EU legislation on top of that.
Same shit different names. Except EU members actually have the power to secede if they want to.
The European mind just cannot comprehend such distances
"It would only work on earth because we’ve only given the time/space machine information about the rotation of the earth."
So you're the one that only wants it to work on earth then.
And no. "Observing" Gravity does not give any information of how fast an object is spinning around it's own axis.
Why would it only work on earth? How do you think we took close up pictures of pluto?
No. It's not like your ridiculous example. Not even close.