Twin dilemma : An example of the deception of relativity

In this book there is an interesting journey for one of the twins traveling at a straight, regular speed close to the speed of light and leaving his twin brother on the ground to return to him after several years to find him older than him because of the delay in the time that the traveling twin is exposed to and because special relativity does not differentiate between the twins that are stationary and moving at a straight speed Each of them sees the other’s clock being delayed by the same value, so there is no age difference between them, which causes a paradox in the loss of truth between the two twins. In the book we will see that this is not true and that the difference can occur during the period of uniform straight velocity back and forth, but by abandoning the relativistic view that Equality between rest and uniform rectilinear motion This equality is based only on the phantom feeling of the traveling twin that he is at rest and that his brother is moving according to him with the same speed and opposite direction.