Spacetime - a Superfluid, and That Could Help Explain Gravity?

Looks like another in a long list of "could be" 's.

Gravity is elementary. Composition of elementary particles determines gravitational force. The gravity of any elementary particle differs by degree of identity.
No two particles have the same gravity - although all (seemingly) identical particles will appear to have the same gravity - At the sub-quantum level they will vary (slightly) to us - massively to any observer at or below that level.

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Is this fluid luminiferous?

What do you think I am, some kind of know-stuff-guy?

When I was in college, some guys used to have ether drunks. (Not me of course. )

It seemed to me they became luminiferous.

Sorry to have lowered the level.
I was thinking of something else.

Don't worry. The thread seems dead anyway.

Wrong question. The right question is:
Can this fluid be used to brew craft beer?

I've always thought of gravity as the effect of space "pushed aside" by matter

--which might help explain recent discoveries suggesting that a grav field moves at the speed of light

--but which might not

Would that be Brewminiferous?