Question about time dilation

On 2 Dec, 01:08, Tom Roberts wrote in
sci.physics.relativity:
Note also that "time dilation" refers to a SPECIFIC physical situation:
an observer using TWO coordinate clocks to measure the interval on those
clocks as a single moving clock passes them. Such an observer always
finds that the interval indicated by her TWO clocks is longer than the
interval indicated by the (single) moving clock. Note the difference
between one and two clocks breaks the symmetry that some naive folks
around here think holds.

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Soon you will be able to explain Einstein's idiocies better than any
bellicose zombie in Einstein Criminal Cult. Bravo again Roberts
Roberts!

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