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Gravitation as a Regulator of Process Rate
The process‑rate‑regulating model reframes gravity as a dynamic influence on the tempo of natural processes, replacing spacetime geometry with a framework based on intrinsic change rates. It offers a unified interpretation of observations traditionally attributed to time dilation, showing that systems simply operate at different process rates in different gravitational potentials. This perspective provides a clearer and more coherent understanding of gravitational phenomena.
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