Reality Check
Penultimate Amazing
Simple logic:This is simple logic rather than calculation.
This is based on that when you measure ADG you will measure the: space stretch level per distance.
This mean, you do not measure the "density" of space, but rather the density difference per distance,
A stable ADG the whole way to the centre indicated that the space consumption per distance is stable the whole way to the centre. You can compare this to an errand boy that brings crusty rolls to each house on the street Sunday Morning. The inner core density (none homogeneous mass) can be compared with that: for the end of the road people have order 4 crusty rolls each. ADG reflect the space consumption, per distance. In the excact center there is now mass, and hence no ADG. It's a strange little point.
If the "space consumption per distance is stable" then the ADG is not zero at the center and you are wrong.
This does not depend on how many crust rolls the inner core people eat.

If you are basing your "logic" on you analogy then you are doubly wrong. The errand boy drops 4 crusty rolls off at each house. So he loses 4 crusty rolls per house. The ADG is consumed by 4 crusty rolls per house. He gets to the end of the road with some crusty rolls. Thus the ADG is not zero at the center and you are wrong yet again.
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