>If you had a guitar string that was 186,001 miles long and taut, and tugged on one end, that force exerted on (and the opposing force) the other end would be instantaneous, so faster than light correct?
No, because steel is stretchy. Stretch is what makes the string vibrate.
>But that elastic force would be felt along its entire length immediately.
You were educated in public school, weren't you?
No, it wouldn't. The string has mass, and will stretch (ductility) at one end trying to pull the mass along it's length. That stretch takes time.
>Sure thing, dick.
>That's the teamwork/unity we need when someone asks a question.
>Cocksucker.
Being surrounded by dumbasses tortured me through school, listening to the same lessons year after year until they finally got it through their thick skulls.
You're a dumbass at the smart kids' table. Live with it, nigga.