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==Transcript==
 
==Transcript==
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:[A graph, rationalization as a function of speed, increasing asymptotically at ''c''.]
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:[A graph, rationalization as a function of speed, increasing exponentially with an asymptote at c.]
 
:Related to moral relativism, it states that ethics become subjective only when you approach the speed of light.
 
:Related to moral relativism, it states that ethics become subjective only when you approach the speed of light.
 
:That is, it's okay to be self-serving, steal, and murder as long as you're going really, really fast.
 
:That is, it's okay to be self-serving, steal, and murder as long as you're going really, really fast.

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