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    if relativity in a super collider is nullified, why does nothing happen to time itself?

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      Time, A measured or measurable period, A continuum that lacks spatial ( Dimensions ) Time is of philosophical interest and is also the subject of mathematical and scientific investigation. There for it is very important for the Super ( Collider ) or so called cern.

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