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You have just been pulled over for running a red light, and the police officer has informed you that the fine will be $250. in desperation, you suddenly recall an idea that your physics professor recently discussed in class. in your calmest voice, you tell the officer that the laws of physics prevented you from knowing that the light was red. in fact, as you drove toward it, the light was doppler shifted to where it appeared green to you. "ok," says the officer, "then i'll ticket you for speeding. the fine is $1 for every 1 km/hr over the posted speed limit of 50 km/hr.
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