An object possessing kinetic energy continues to move unless acted on by an external force/energy. It's literally Newton's first law. It doesn't move for free though. Energy bound to the object is being allocated every Planck second that it moves. That energy could have instead been used for internal interactions, local time for that object, if it were at rest with the same relativistic mass.
Time dilation is a consequence of energy having to be divvied up between external and internal changes.
Nothing I am saying is controversial. But yes, I am making it much easier for everyone to see that movement is just change of state/information, and that all energy causes a constant change of information per unit time.
The universe is computational, not really a surprise...
Time dilation is a consequence of energy having to be divvied up between external and internal changes.
Nothing I am saying is controversial. But yes, I am making it much easier for everyone to see that movement is just change of state/information, and that all energy causes a constant change of information per unit time.
The universe is computational, not really a surprise...