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[Haipule]

Thanks for the reply but, to answer your question, I wrote a post here, a long time ago, where I stated that gravity, as an autonomous force, CANNOT exist! The post was "Defying Gravity" where I merely stated, "fuck gravity". And that's how I "defied" it! Because of electricity. I was phishing for answers to puzzles to nature, and things that fly, that "gravity" cannot explain! At that time, I was done with 'gravity' because it could no longer explain a thing! I then discovered magnetism and dielectric and realized what many have said, "Everything is Electricity"--including gravity as merely an effect--a byproduct! You ain't going to learn this shit in college are you?

If you think gravity does not exist, please conduct a very simple experiment. Please climb on top of the nearest skyscraper.....

Gravity explains a lot. The universe for example: All the celestial bodies and how they move.

Gravity being a byproduct of electricity: For the record, this is one of the big mysteries of our times: How can we connect/relate gravity to the other fundamental forces? We definitly know gravity exists, because its so DIFFERENT from all the other fundamental forces. The weak force, strong force, elctricity. They all are magnitudes stronger, yet only work on short distanes (mostly within an atomic nucleus) while gravity works all across the known universe (and most certainly beyond).

Gravity doesnt give a fuck what you think about it, if you like it or not.

You cannot begin a discusison with an assertion, which would make you Einstein, Newton and Feynman combined if you could demonstrate it to be true.

Well, hell, hell then! I don't give a freak about Einstein, Newton or, Feynman! Yet, you obviously could care less about Tesla, Heaviside or Steinmetz! All of whom said that the idea of "Gravity", as an autonomous force, is insane like Einstein and Newton!


Those men gave the whole world, the entire electrical grid that actually exists today! Not Einstein, not Newton and not whoever the fuck Feynman is!

[Deesse23]

Well, hell, hell then! I don't give a freak about Einstein, Newton or, Feynman! Yet, you obviously could care less about Tesla, Heaviside or Steinmetz! All of whom said that the idea of "Gravity", as an autonomous force, is insane like Einstein and Newton!

Those men gave the whole world, the entire electrical grid that actually exists today! Not Einstein, not Newton and not whoever the fuck Feynman is!

I dont care about WHO sad what, but if he can demonstrate it to be true.
Could any of these guys back up their (alleged! im not going to bother if you just dishonestly abused the good name of a good scientist in order to put him in from of your cart of "i dont believe in gravity") claims?

Botom line: Current consensus is that gravity is a fundamental force, and we have no theory to related/connect it to the other fundamental forces.
Bringing up T.T. Brown wont get you further as well, because, he didnt do "anti gravity" like he claimed, but did create forces based on electricity.

Gravity still doesnt give a fuck about what you think or Tesla said. That being said: Its a common theme that people like Tesla get (ab)used by proponents of woo, by which they are doing him no favour imho.

If the idea of gravity being a fundamental force, i bet its a piece of cake for a sane being like you, with such a deep understanding of gravity and electricity (as is already established), to demonstrate why and how this insane idea is so wrong.  


If you had any clue about what you are talking, you would have brought up a much better argument (one which i actually would not dismiss because its...plausible, and ...hold your breath: current data support it, strongly even) for why our current understanding of gravity is wrong, and our theori(es) need to be reworked. But you havent and thus didnt.

[Sal]

This is on the same tier as the EM drive, in my opinion.

I'm pretty sure this novel idea has been tested to such an extent to see if it's feasible (it's not).

If you really wanted to know you'd study the physics behind it, and I don't mean some corollary reading of an wikipedia article.