(technically correct if you're string theorizing shit)

It's missing shit.

I see

Its the best explanation for why we dont float into the clouds

Like, we just recently figured out that gravity does in fact propagate in waves.

...yet @_@

@Xychotic explain

Lol read something

everything is a theory, until it can be broken on models at that place and time

I can't wait to fly on the Flying Nimbus and shoot Force Waves....OUT MY HANDZ!!!

And it took a hundred years and the lucky instance of a pair of pulsars (or black holes) light years away whipping around each other in a perfect orbit for us to detect and miles long laser tubes to capture minuscule cosmic ripples of gravity.

@YuriBezmenov Lol that’s what u all are for too simplify convoluted teachings so I can expand my iq

Well thats sad

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we need to 1v1 on some sort of game to ASSERT TEH DOMINANCE.... @_@

@Xychotic so gravity is essentially I type of energy,?

You should be banned on that alone like a chick just using not contributing

Gravity, it turns out, is more of a weird af 4 dimensional "pit" in the fabric of reality.

Lol

So in theory with enough power one could break gravity

Yeah.

I want you to experiment.

Stand up.

Jump.

@YuriBezmenov I’ll contribute I’m not no bitch lol

You just beat the entire gravity of the planet.

^

Do it at night. You just beat earth and the sun.

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@Xychotic lol no I meant in a more grander sense

Dude.

*You just defeated earth and the sun* ||for a second||

well, technically you really didn't (beating that kinky bitch, gravitah, requires 4 seconds in the air)

So, gravity, really, is spectacularly weak.

Now attach a rocket up your ass tho...

Before I leave thoughts on current societal conditions , women and what each of u have chosen to do about it?

But we're trying to figure out how it propagates. Ironically enough, it propagates at the speed of light.

🤔

Very curious shit.

@Xychotic I heard the speed of light isn’t the speed of light because the speed of light can be sped up artificialy