There is no such thing as "timing dilation caused by gravity extraction of energy".Clueless is certainly not on my part.
You are under such an illusion it is laughable.
I time an experiment using FPS, in this experiment we are going to use two clocks, one clock is static, and one clock is in the air in motion.
The clock on the ground is a constant at ten beats per second, the clock in the air is a constant at 10 beats a second but alters to 5 beats a second by timing dilation caused by gravity extraction of energy.
One clock 10 beats a second, one clock 5 beats a second, both are still a second. It would not matter if it were a 1000 beats different a second, it is still one second.
Using FPS, we can clearly see no difference, you are seriously all deluded, and yes I am now going to start being super arrogant for the simplicity of you are being arrogant and not bloody listening to anything except yourselves.
Time dilation due to gravity results in the passage of time being slower a high gravity region relative to passage of time in a lower gravity region.