CountessK

Hi guys, I don't know a lot about physics but I heard that there was an instance whereby 1 unit +1 unit doesn't equal 2 units. It's nothing to do with base numbers though. I think it may have something to do with relativity or quantum fields but as I said, I don't know a lot about physics. I have been told I'm a nutter for thinking that it is possible to make a unit worth more or less without adding another unit or taking it away. Please someone prove these people wrong because I would prefere not to be thought of as a nutter and it would be cool to finally find out.

Ok guys, I am not majorly inteligent but I have a query that has been bugging me for a while and need an answer- If we are to believe that everything is relative to the forces which act upon it and at what strength then there must be an instance whereby 1 measure's worth becomes more or less than 1, thus meaning 1 measure plus 1 measure doesn't equal 2 measures. If somebody could explain this to me I would be most grateful!!!