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>>10858504

>>10083751
I'm quoting what others usually have to say about gravity, don't go putting words in my mouth. "Down" doesn't exist and gravity has no Cartesian origin for to say it exists. So unless you would like to tel me what the fucking source of gravity is

>Respond to >>10083608 or go back to /x/
>i observe its existence all the time, every day. i lift a glass marble, and drop it to my desk. It accelerated to my desk. That's what I refer to when I say gravity.
the marble desk and earth are "physical" in that they are made of these little dynamos called "atoms". Now explain to me what is PHYSICALLY happening when the marble accelerates towards the desk. "It accelerates" is a description of what it does, not WHY it does it. You can say the "why" is because of "gravity" all you like, that doesn't explain shit. All you're doing is transferring the burden of proof on a term/theory that has also never been explained.
TL;DR:
Stop describing what you see and start explaining what it is you're seeing. "I see gravity" is not an answer.

>>10083803
What causes the acceleration dubbed as "gravity"? You can say "mass" like the rest of the parrots, but that doesn't explain it away. What about "mass" causes the fucking attraction?

>>10084207
>Congratulations, you've realized that there are things we can't completely explain yet.
>Why be such a bitch about it, though?
Because it's one thing to say "I don't know how things are held down to the planet", and a completely different thing to make shit up as you go along. Don't pretend to know.

>We can differentiate it from magnetic and electromagnetic causes, though, so stop with that bullshit.
So let me get this straight.
>you state you cannot explain what it is
>yet somehow you can differentiate it.

A fucking psychosis.

>>9945020
>Jesus Christ, pal,
Who the fuck types like this here? A fucking normie redditor that needs to go back, that's who. On your way there if you happen to find an argument please pick up and come back.

>>9929120
>>9929120
>QM/GR=metaphysics.

Secularized. Please tell me how it isn't.
Two branches claiming that reality is somehow composed of indivisible SECULARIZED "forces" "particles" etc..

>In other words a SECULARIZED group that deals with the first principles of things.