Gravity from quantum vacuum (energy gradients)

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What if gravity isn't a pull, but the quantum vacuum pushing matter together? Matter displaces vacuum energy, creating gradients. Like dish soap spreading on water—gradients push bubbles (matter) together locally while also expanding out to the edges of the sink (universe).

Do you have any feedback or see any fatal flaws? This is just a thought experiment. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18514685
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Robbins3333 said:
Do you have any feedback or see any fatal flaws?
It's just nonsense that you've made up out of your head.
 
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