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   Fictitious forces are physically apparent but are nonexistent   
    forces felt by an observer in a noninertial frame (that is, a   
    frame undergoing acceleration). Newton's laws of motion hold true   
    within such a reference frame only if the existence of such   
    forces are presumed. Centrifugal force is an example of a   
    fictitious force.   
      
      
   With general relativity, Einstein managed to blur forever the   
    distinction between real and fictitious forces. General   
    relativity is his theory of gravity, and gravity is certainly the   
    paradigmatic example of a "real" force. The cornerstone of   
    Einstein's theory, however, is the proposition that gravity is   
    itself a fictitious force (or, rather, that it is   
    indistinguishable from a fictitious force).   
      
      
   The earth spins clockwise in an easternly direction. So, if a   
    plane flies west it's direction might become curved . That seems   
    logical enough, but it's not always easy to explain fictitious   
    forces.   
      
      
   What if there was a new dimension we weren't aware of? One that   
    could cause fictitious forces, interact with gravity, or even   
    time.   
      
      
   This field wouldn't be restricted by the speed of light. It would   
    just be changes in viewpoints. Like the rotation of an   
    object.   
      
      
   The rotation of an object cannot be directly compared to the speed   
    of light. However, the rotating object can be moved by the   
    rotation. If the object is small enough, it can still rotate at a   
    zillion times a second.   
      
      
   I would theorizes this rotation of attention exists as a new   
    dimension, capable of influencing the results of Relativity & our   
    understanding of gravity.   
      
      
   Consciousness applied alters time and space. If I did not type   
    this, it would not be here. This new dimension taken can   
    accelerates matter faster than in Newtonian space (in theory).   
    Maybe breaking the speed of light!   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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