See, Einstein understood better than most, that there are either two classes of force:Consciously applied, and Induced by field circumstance, or one true kind of force,the conscious kind, the kind where I tip a toy block one way and not the other or not at all, and the implied force that appears to be the product of the fact that a thing is accelerating. This notion is what gave him rise to consider that we stand in a difficult place from which we attempt to see, seeing from in the world, while trying to see it from outside, also, as a whole. All appears REACTIVE, I tip, the block moves,... that, IS reactive, but what of the block that just sits? Is it really held up by the table's "force"? Einstein said How do we know that the acceleration of the gravitational field coupled to the acceleration provided by the table leaves the block with no force to compel it, so it doesn't move? We don't know, but "we" are damned sure not averse to guessing! That is true relativity, decoupled from the assumption that what you see is all there is to see. You press, a thing moves. The Force, the true force was in the decision making of the thing. Everything else, as decoupled from this fictitious induced inner force must be ignored. Things move, because they are moved to their circumstance by a FORCE that is so far beyond earthman's desire to comprehend that he sees with the eyes of the dead and refuses to believe that there is something, someone out there so profound and endless that HE spans all vision of mind or soul. Science has sold its soul into hell, the hell of oblivion and nothing, and the pipers pipe and dance as the dead dance and sing at the news of God's demise. Laugh, children of hell, while there is still time,... all this is swift upon the earth, woe, woe.

The field, is in free flow, interacting as energy always follows its straightest available path, the path is shaped by the energy flowing in it. Coupled, two things 2-D, ONE reality 3-D. And with that,... boo, and poof!! Oh, and "WOE".