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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'm taking advantage of the lull in conversation to send you the paper that I mentioned: take a look at the figure, which explains visually how Einstein's equations arise out of ticks of a clock. Looking forward to talking soon. Seth