> How do you reconcile this with the frame-dragging effect? Namely, in that it shows that the distribution and movement of mass (not just the presence of mass/e

> How do you reconcile this with the frame-dragging effect? Namely, in that it shows that the distribution and movement of mass (not just the presence of mass/entropy) can influence the curvature of spacetime and thereby gravitational effects. If gravity is somehow caused by something like information flow, then a rotating body has an associated rotating flow of information related to the rotating atoms/microscopic degrees of freedom observable at distance. This might have an effect making it distinct from a non-rotating body. I believe the gradient of a flow field is a tensor, giving gravity tensorial effects as expected.