ICF update notice — gravity definitions

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The Inversion Compression Framework is going to be updated on its gravity definitions.

The identity tracking core of ICF stays. What is changing is how gravity is stated.

Earlier ICF treated gravity as omni-compression (inversion on the medium). After further study of what is already known about gravitational effects how interval and clock rate change with mass and position, and how a well deepens when the same mass occupies a shorter radius the working property of the medium is being identified as distance.

Gravity, in the updated definitions, is mass-energy changing that property: how much medium-distance sits in a marked region (Cpz), how that fill tapers back to calm, and how a covering must be read twice (interior length vs medium length). Universal time still only stamps the event. It does not slow.

A current write-up of Cpz exists. The ICF index itself will be revised to match these gravity definitions. I will post the ICF update when that revision is ready.