The relativity of things

The relativity of things means that perceptions and measurements can change depending on the context or perspective. For example, how fast something appears to move depends on your point of view. In physics, Einstein showed that properties like time and space are relative—time can pass differently depending on speed or gravity. This doesn't mean reality is subjective, but that certain measurements are relative to the observer’s frame of reference. Essentially, what’s true or normal can vary based on where you are or how you're moving, highlighting that our understanding of reality depends on the observer’s situation.