Well yeah lol, gravity is far stronger

weaker*

rather

What am I saying

EEG machines should attract all objects, not just metal if electromagnetism was the case

GRAVITY is far stronger than the electromagnetic forces

Yes

I need to stop drinking lmao

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Has anyone ever thought that gravity was electromagnetism? I can't see a reason to think that tbh

It's 2:20 pm here, just woke up

Mike says so

And alot of other people here

Their similarity is they... both follow the inverse square law? Which is just a consequence of acting spherically lmao

Yeah, but try to tell that to them

I'm just trying to imagine what would make someone explain gravity via electromagnetism

I can't understand why everything else tends to spherical, except the earth

Well I mean at least some are consistent, the majority seem to disbelieve gravity behaves as though attracted toward point masses (aka spherical behaviour)

And if you say mass attracts mass they keep asking what is mass 😂

It'd be nice if we knew that lol

Is "an inherent property" not sufficient?

Yeah or a bundle of particles

There are too many things in all different flat models that are wrong

Not particles, I mean atoms

Can't have a bundle of light after all

Wait

Wat in the fcuk am I saying

Light is waves, that can act like particles also, that's better

Quantum theory is fun like that

Yeah, double slit

Weird that one

Needs an observer to affect the end result

Must have been frustrating when scientists said "okay lets find out if light is a particle or a wave" and their answer was "both lmao"

Thanks universe -_-

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I wonder, if humans eventually get intersolar space travel will we end up using spin gravity or thrust gravity?

I just hope one day we can get that travel capability

@COMMUNISM Not onces was NASA mentioned in this discussion

Ok