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    Supports→The local guiding field is the real cause of inertial forces.

    A stationary, homogeneous elastic sphere bulges at the equator and flattens at the poles when set in rotation.

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    The view, that matter uniquely determines the field, was a necessary postulate of an opposing ontological standpoint, according to Weyl. The postulate essentially says that Matter is the only thing which is genuinely real. According to this ontological view, held to a certain degree by the younger Einstein and others who advocated a form of Machian empiricism, the field is relegated to play the role of a feeble extensive medium which transmits effects from body to body.[76] According to t

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