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The full six-dimensional extension of relativity, where space, time, probability, and initial conditions are all relative to the observer's frame. In this framework, different observers may legitimately disagree about where events happen, when they happen, how probable they are, and what initial conditions led to them. A person born into wealth and a person born into poverty inhabit different initial conditions frames, and their assessments of what's possible, what's likely, and what's fair will be correspondingly relative. This theory explains why debates about meritocracy are so intractable: people in different initial conditions frames are literally experiencing different realities. Spacetime-probability-initial conditions relativity is the physics of "it depends on where you started."
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