Re: FTL, ether and wind

Crown-Horned Snorkack <chornedsnorkack@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in 
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> If you can send a ****p or a message from point A to point B 
and back
> in zero roundtrip time, you can compare the real 
simultaneity of
> events as established by FTL with the outcome of lightspeed 
signals
> sent through ordinary space. This would enable observation 
of ether
> wind - inertial frames would no longer be equivalent. Only 
in FTL,
> though - all predictions of relativity as to STL effects 
would still
> hold.

You are saying if you assume there is a preferred frame, you 
can conclude there is a preferred frame.