if gravity was real, there would be only a black hole in this universe.there is nothing big enough in the world that any atom of material will ever slide laterally.there is no actual evidence that gravity is real in any sense of the term.atomism can be easily disproved by smacking your hand against any object. it doesnt pass through. there is no real evidence of atomism in the worldinstead what i suggest to you is an itemic view of the world.you have hands, they fall through air but not wood. think of it like that instead.as far as real theories. heres one. water is a type of liquid. so are most metals. it solidifies and liquifies at temperatures indicating it is just a very ancient type of metal. that would indicate that we are robot. we use our lungs to breathe. we use our stomachs to pump water throughout our body. our stomachs would presumably be pumping metal. we use metal to parse information from live materials. metal does the same thing as skin. skin could be comparable to morphamatic as it does things that only metal can do. oil is most likely just softer metals. all live things are made out of metalhumans are obviously stars, as they formulate live materials from nothing but energy. humans can produce many offspring that bridge material energies as well, and which only and only produce more bridged materials.half the time you corrupt your own language for means of murder, and the other half you corrupt your own mind for materials of murder. i recommend you try harder because i can think through everything you can. your science is imperfect. your math is nonsensical. any man on the street can outperform you with the littlest pinky mainly by ignoring everything school has ever told him, ignoring history, and testing 1 variable at a time any species or form worth his while.
I was studying with Ivette Fuentes (Roger Penrose team) on yt the other night. She's really interesting, the idea that a boson condensate at near zero would be like gravity.
>>17058868A telescope will not measure curvature in finite time.
