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I'm sorry but there seems to be some mis-understanding here on your part...Video doesn't say that both have the same feeling of slowness of time... I appreciate you keenness and time, which you've spend watching video..but according to the video for a stationary observer like Alice, time related to train would slow down a bit, Time dilation means that the passage of time is not absolute, but depends on the relative motion of the observers. The faster an observer moves, the slower their clock appears to tick for another observer, who is at rest or moving slower... while for a person like Bob, who is traveling in train, the time in the Alice's stop watch, would be passing bit faster...Bob sees Alice’s time moving faster because he is moving faster than her. From his point of view, Alice’s clock is running faster than his own, because he is experiencing time dilation. That's the point actually..In video, the phenomenon is explained with reference to observers, Alice and Bob...By the way thanks the way you approach...

From the perspective of Bob inside the fast-moving train, looking out at Alice's stopwatch on the stationary platform, he would perceive that Alice's stopwatch is running faster. This is due to the effects of time dilation as predicted by the theory of relativity... As the train approaches the speed of light, time on the train appears to pass more slowly relative to a stationary observer, in this case, Alice on the platform. So, when Bob looks at Alice's stopwatch, which is in a slower-moving frame of reference, it seems to be ticking away at a faster rate compared to his own experience of time inside the moving train...

@@book-khana I think there is a misunderstanding of my point...I know the video doesn't say that both show a slowing of time...I'm saying they should. As the video correctly states, no one "feels" a slowness...each thinks (correctly) that time is flowing normally in their own reference frame. What I am saying is, that from the train's reference frame perspective, the train is standing still and the station (and the ground and all on it) are what are moving near the speed of light. So the station, from the train's perspective, seems to have a slow clock. In other words, what is going fast (train vs. station) depends on which reference frame you are looking from.

I think, I didn't feel any need to discuss the things from train reference ..when human ( Bob & Alice) were there...Although whatever you're saying is also part of the video ...video give a passing reference of it too..here are the lines "According to this theory, as objects - like the bullet train - move really fast, close to the speed of light, time for them seems to slow compared to objects that are stationary or moving more slowly." So, there is no mistake ...as you mentined in the first video ...😁

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