>>11154963Gravity to me would be popping things in and out of existence.
Things can only go so fast before they are two things. When they go that fast, everything out there takes a piece of it, and you need to overcome that before you have two separate things, not just one thermal blurs.
It doesn't emit holistically. More like if you chase it with a thermometer, you start making ideally inelastic assumptions elastic, and you just don't know where it went.
So if you pop something into existence, everything out there zips right to it and dumps off something.
That's why my gravity applications line of thoughts start with graphene. Get some precise arc of quasi particles where it scatters in relation to the orbit of something else, like the Sun or the Milky Way.
But I'm too busy thinking of therapeutic applications of a pressure signal of the human heart. Model the circumference of the flow good enough, and you can emit pressure up and down the line, blockages in the recesses of organs and the brain to bring circulation and therapy.
