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No.404559
Doesn't really matter all that much.
When ever there is significant enough Delta V between two parts of the systems to cause noticeable dilation, material exchange isn't possible anyway. It's easier to treat parts of the system as separate autonomous systems until they are in the same inertial frame. It's possible to exchange information when moderate dilation occurs, but the cost of reproducing information is below the threshold where you would bother metering costs.
I'm not sure how practical interstellar civilizations are, you wouldn't exactly transport material goods via cargo ship between stars. Just people and their travel supplies.
There would be time dilation for a solar system sized civilisation as well, but only on the level that it messes with computer synchronization. You would just have to lower bandwidth until 0s and 1s are far enough apart for every transmitter in the system to be able to reliably tell them apart. For time synchronization you add an subtract correction seconds in a alternating pattern between inertial frames, so nobody looses or wins time in the aggregate.
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No.404560
Rick and morty tier rant.
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No.404567
lmao good one
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No.404578
>>404519Any interstellar society will require a warp metric of some sort for propulsion which means relativistic effects won't be experienced since ships will move nonlocally.
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No.404579
>>404519Capitalism will die long before humans reach near-lightspeed space travel. Not a problem.
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No.404622
Guys, what if Narnia was marxist???