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Would it be accurate to say that, according to general relativity, gravity is the "force" that is felt by an object as it is confined to the present, analogous to centripetal force; and, that as one decreases the rate of the passage of time, the effects of gravity become less and less noticeable until they ultimately cease, then, decelerating in time further, the force of gravity is reversed? In contrast, if one accelerates the passage of time, the gravitational force becomes markedly stronger. Thus, it appears as though gravity is a byproduct of time.
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