If this wasn't clear before, as a gift this Sunday, I will make it clear. Time dilation then is nothing more than the number of different either space or lower state intersections over a given length of the spiral. You have to have the higher compression state in order to do this because the lower time states change together (at the same rate) and hence have no time dilation based on piling on "early" interactions which later would even out at compression events.
No other factor would be appropriate because any other factor would require a different rate change or that the direction you moved in would change the rate of time dilation (i.e. you could go around the world one way and travel forward in time, the other way and go back as long as you exceeded the speed of light). While we can say the rate change is impossible because it requires moving back over the spiral which would have to change the entire algorithm if you exceed the speed of light, the truth is that dilation is only affected by the amount of the lower state (or maybe just space, but unlikely) that is contacted over a given length of the algorithm.
Every state but space then can have it.
Space may be a state where every point changes together or where every one changes apart, it makes little difference except semantics how you look at it.
Likewise at the last spiral, when everything is compressed together, there is no space and no lower state time states so that there is no time experienced at all just as the model predicts, a singularity without dimension or time. No surprise there to me.
It is easy to test the theory, surprisingly easy. Take any clock, natural or otherwise and heat it. there should be time dilation experienced once all of the other factors are removed and if proved in this fashion, then you can send my nobel prize in a box to my office, well maybe you want to wait for the next post to explain why this is the case.
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