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could we set aside 30 minutes so that you can bring me up to date on your work, phone weekend - next week? Question, if time behaved more like a field or force, than merely a metric, causing an acceleration of space. If I had a one-dimensional space with two distant objects, applying a force in the second dimension would draw the two objects together. It would look like gravity in the one dimension. Same for two, maybe for three. What would the math look like?

Dear Jeffrey,

I'd love to talk. This weekend or next week is good. This is an intriguing idea. I will think about it. Call any time after 10AM (before I am probably out).

Seth

P.S. The grant you gave me via MIT is at work supporting some very smart young postdocs. It is making my life much easier because it doesn't have the millions of restrictions imposed by the government. Thanks!

if time is a field, causality, and non-local phenomanon take on interest=ng characterisitcs, . einsteins space is static though curved, my space=is dynamic . gravity might fall out of the time interaction with matter. p=ssibly dark energy as well as dark matter also is just a field effect . =measurement would inherently effect the field.