Thread 16828838

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Why don't we model space-time as a force?
>You must expend XYZ energy to cross ABC space in DEF time
How is this not just counter-acting a force?

Anonymous 10/27/2025, 9:13:43 PM No.16829016 [Report] >>16829144

>>16828838 (OP)
because einstein said its not

Anonymous 10/27/2025, 11:37:01 PM No.16829144 [Report]

>>16829016
why did he say that?

Anonymous 10/28/2025, 12:56:36 AM No.16829235 [Report] >>16829306 >>16830187

>>16828838 (OP)
>he doesn't know energy is defined as a force over a distance

Anonymous 10/28/2025, 2:10:14 AM No.16829279 [Report] >>16829292 >>16829470

>>16828838 (OP)
>Muh sioince
Dont care. Saved image. Goon. Aaaa

Anonymous 10/28/2025, 2:49:13 AM No.16829292 [Report]

>>16828838 (OP)
dimensions of iterations of forces are different of forces.

>>16829279
also true, but also in the femme way. so cool n' egdyyyy.

Anonymous 10/28/2025, 3:28:26 AM No.16829306 [Report]

>>16829235
Thats work bro

Anonymous 10/28/2025, 3:58:41 AM No.16829319 [Report] >>16830118

>>16828838 (OP)
because it doesn't take energy to fall in a straight line

Anonymous 10/28/2025, 9:57:22 AM No.16829470 [Report]

Anonymous 10/29/2025, 12:01:19 AM No.16830118 [Report]

>>16829319
sure it does, without energy there is no object to fall, nor anything to make it fall.

Anonymous 10/29/2025, 1:19:11 AM No.16830187 [Report]

>>16829235
Gravity isn't a force