A Logical Critique of Special Relativity: The Question of Unified Reality

The special theory of relativity is one of the most established theories in modern physics.Despite its empirical success, it raises fundamental conceptual questions concerning the nature of reality, objectivity, and measurement. This article presents a logical critique of special relativity, focusing on the tension between the principle of relativity and the notion of a singular, unified reality. In particular, the interpretation of length contraction and time dilationas observer-dependent quantities is examined from a logical and philosophical standpoint.