Well again, I see engineering as a potential answer. From a
   statistical point of view what you said seems true but when
   you're manipulating very specific devices directly at that
   level, you're capable of doing more than the broad
   generalization available through the statistical application of
   theory. Closest analogy I have in mind is the layering of
   densities, creating a 'hollow' as it were that can run at a
   different rate of time and be generally unaffected by the forces
   (sorry I used forces... I mean gauges) - that construct the
   walls.... so long as you stay away from the walls that is. I
   suppose I'm thinking a lattice of gauges being used as
   construction material like... how to analogize.. like.. ok, like
   saddle points. Ok. Saddle points in many bodied gravitational
   systems.