> A challenge! The apparent paradox is that I, on
>planet Earth, will look at your ship's clock and
>observe that your clock is running more slowly
>than mine. Time, therefore must be moving faster
>for me than for you. However, you, in your ship,
>will look at my clock and observe that it's
>running more slowly than yours. Time must, you
>say, be moving faster for you than it is for me.
>Intuitively, we think both cannot be true. But
>the paradox is only apparent because both *are*
>true.

You correctly identified the paradox, but I'm not sure about your conclusion. Both *are* true in a certain sense, but...

Oh, my head hurts too much. All this thinking the last few days. I refer again to the web site I posted further up the thread, which will explain away the "paradox" in a much better way than I ever could. :-)