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Bro, didn't we talk about this already!! Get your ass out of this threadOk, thanks.
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no you get it exactly you're just allowing raymond's daffy ass corrupt your well reasoned mind and math is pure reason. but reason requires you know the WHY of something not just how.
when you derive the mass value what you're doing is unraveling an equation for finding acceleration and force mass is simple mass. it is not dependent on motion it just is what it is. avagadro'a number. when you use a triple beam scale what are SCALING? you're simply balancing (better stated as removing) the effect of earth's gravity on the object you are measuring to find a particle measure. if you tried to do the same thing on the moon your value would be 1/6th of what you get on earth why is that? would the mass of that obect have changed? of course not and it's why scales need to be calibrated. to remove the effects of acceleration due to gravity. it always goes back to force is mass times acceleration.
Your head is so far up your ass you look like a gay fibonacci spiral.
Yo GD I didn't know you were on that level b, you have a great grasp and a very good way of breaking that shit down too. Salute.no you get it exactly you're just allowing raymond's daffy ass corrupt your well reasoned mind and math is pure reason. but reason requires you know the WHY of something not just how.
when you derive the mass value what you're doing is unraveling an equation for finding acceleration and force mass is simple mass. it is not dependent on motion it just is what it is. avagadro'a number. when you use a triple beam scale what are SCALING? you're simply balancing (better stated as removing) the effect of earth's gravity on the object you are measuring to find a particle measure. if you tried to do the same thing on the moon your value would be 1/6th of what you get on earth why is that? would the mass of that obect have changed? of course not and it's why scales need to be calibrated. to remove the effects of acceleration due to gravity. it always goes back to force is mass times acceleration.
on the cool yall niggas some damn geniusesOk. I see what your say when you put it that way.
And that makes sense to me. Thanks for the explanation.
niggas brown fractals blown smoove out lolSee, this is why this thread ain’t going anywhere.
His golden ratio is homo?
Yeah, this why we on page 18. Lmaooo.
Imma start checking the number of insults you’ve thrown before I start these discussions again. Especially if you’ve had a day head start.
salute brother. not a genius just really into physics and mental simulation. by CAC standards I might be considered smart though based on standardized testing but I can see my blind spots. you should meet some of my homies (one of whom is a laser physicist down in the state that shall not be named) and my brother. them ninjas are brilliant for real.Yo GD I didn't know you were on that level b, you have a great grasp and a very good way of breaking that shit down too. Salute.
on the cool yall niggas some damn geniuses.
salute brother. not a genius just really into physics and mental simulation. by CAC standards I might be considered smart though based on standardized testing but I can see my blind spots. you should meet some of my homies (one of whom is a laser physicist down in the state that shall not be named) and my brother. them ninjas are brilliant for real.
No. You're making shit up about what I said. Now answer my questions about the last part. I didnt get that part.so you’re gonna roll with gravity having a mass?
Is gravity created by mass or is gravity a property of mass?ahhhh, good one.
This is 100% nonsense man
the effect we collectively refer to as gravity is caused by the presence of mass in spacetime. Not the movement or motion of it. Simply the presence of it.
you realize you have not gotten a single cosign, nor have you provided any extra-bgol agreement with a single position of yours. Right?
nah I think you'd be great at teaching stupid lol
Motion does not create gravity.
No one has said that on bgol, no one has said it in the scientific community, no one has said it on the whole internet. Not a single person in this discussion has agreed with you and we all agree with each other.
Your head is so far up your ass you look like a gay fibonacci spiral.
There's no bickering. You asked a question. I answered it. There was no arrogance in my answer. You didn't reply to it though.You want to bicker.
I stopped addressing you when your arrogance out ran your grasp of the conversation.
But hey, what did einstein know...
lol. Explain to me my line of thinking. Doesn't have to be a long answer. Just quickly.well no, the force has it's own acceleration. they aren't acting in "physical" opposition to each other. the force is a function of acceleration times mass.
an object has a mass, the mass has an acceleration. bam there is a force. Raymonds line if thinkhing ignores such things as POTENTIAL energy and inertia.

Gravity is not a force?? Wow. My arrogance has nothing to do with physics. This is all about physics. And we've been discussing about the force of gravity. Also, you didn't reply to the answers I gave you directly. No arrogance there.Lol
It's like a mirror dimension
gravity is not a force it's a disruption, gravity cant be created only accumulated, you are so arrogant and stubborn that you can even consider any other argument than your own.
I said these exact words alreadyIs gravity created by mass or is gravity a property of mass?
Gravity is not a force?? Wow. My arrogance has nothing to do with physics. This is all about physics. And we've been discussing about the force of gravity. Also, you didn't reply to the answers I gave you directly. No arrogance there.
No. You're making shit up about what I said. Now answer my questions about the last part. I didnt get that part.
I'll paste it here again:
Please show me an equation where the units on the left side of that equation don't cancel out with the units on the right side of that equation.
There IS a way to explain the mass of an object that gravity would act on. It's called Newton's gravitational force equation. It includes the mass of the first object and the mass of the second object. Or are you talking about something else? Can you please define the part of Newton's 2nd Law where his gravitational force equation does not apply?
You said gravity is a force and that gravity has a mass because mass is required for gravity to be a force. So then I ask, “are you going to roll with gravity having a mass? Then you tell me no I was making shit up.
To me that whole exchange sound like:
Kool-aid is sweet and kool-aid has sugar because sugar is require for kool-aid to be sweet. So I ask, “are you rolling with kool-aid having sugar?” Then you tell me no I’m making shit up.
So then I’m like:
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And you’re right about the units supposing to cancel out on both sides. I have no issues admitting my mistake on that part. I’ll have to realign my thinking on that.
So I’ll be clear where I stand. I do not think gravity is a force. I believe that gravity is created by mass because Einstein’s Theory makes the most sense to me.
I get the Gravitational for equation. We’ve beat it down to death at this point.
Your words: “there is a way to explain the mass that gravity acts on. The gravitational force equation.”
If gravity is a force (F=ma) then why would I need the gravitational force equation in the first place? Are you’re suggesting that gravity and the gravitational force equation are the same thing?
lol@alexw u left the homies hanging.
Hey dumbassI can roll with this. I can admit that what I said was confusing. Thank you for now admitting that particular mistake. Nothing wrong with making a mistake. But you doubled down on it at first. And it's funny to me that your boy @sammyjax cosigned that mistake as if he knew what you were talking about.
To me, gravity is a force. To you, gravity is not a force. Keep in mind that you first used the gravitational force equation to support your point. But that equation supports my point.
To answer your question, I am suggesting that gravity is a way of saying gravitational force between 2 objects. For example, here on Earth there's gravity. And there's a force or a pull between Earth and a smaller object like an apple. But the pull from Earth is so strong that whatever pull the apple is doing is negligible.
So again, yes I am saying that gravity is a force.
Also, saying that gravity is created by mass is not the same as your first assertion, which said that gravity is a property of mass. They are not the same thing. If you want to go in details about why they're not the same thing we can start a new thread just dedicated to that. If you already addressed that somewhere in this thread then I missed it.
I can roll with this. I can admit that what I said was confusing. Thank you for now admitting that particular mistake. Nothing wrong with making a mistake. But you doubled down on it at first. And it's funny to me that your boy @sammyjax cosigned that mistake as if he knew what you were talking about.
To me, gravity is a force. To you, gravity is not a force. Keep in mind that you first used the gravitational force equation to support your point. But that equation supports my point.
To answer your question, I am suggesting that gravity is a way of saying gravitational force between 2 objects. For example, here on Earth there's gravity. And there's a force or a pull between Earth and a smaller object like an apple. But the pull from Earth is so strong that whatever pull the apple is doing is negligible.
So again, yes I am saying that gravity is a force.
Also, saying that gravity is created by mass is not the same as your first assertion, which said that gravity is a property of mass. They are not the same thing. If you want to go in details about why they're not the same thing we can start a new thread just dedicated to that. If you already addressed that somewhere in this thread then I missed it.

Hey dumbass
You said gravity is created by motion
I said it's not
You can gtfoh with any and all of the rest of this bullshit
4D twisting himself in knots to try to help your ass out
He's not even agreeing with you lol you up here like yeah see 4d, glad you can admit when you're wrong when all he did was say he made a mistake. Fundamentally you are still wrong.
Motion does not create gravity.
Period.
NoRaymond is like: "The reason the horse is moving is because the cart is pushing it".
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It's not his fault he cosigned that mistake on my part because I did word it in a particular way to him. That's 100% on me an no one else. He's been very consistent on where he stands and never needed me to cosign him in the first place. I was merely trying to support his stance (an others) in which I still do. But, I also have my on shortcomings from time to time.
I used the Gravitational Force equation to support my point that mass creates gravity and it was to counter that motion was need. You then said that "G" contained acceleration, but my research revealed that "G" has no physical baring on the Gravitation Force equation. It was there to simply make the equation equal and not proportional.
I don't remember me specifically saying gravity is a property of mass. My assertion was that motion was not needed. Maybe the semantics of this discussion caused implied interpretation of what I meant, but my position has remained the same since I've entered this thread, which is motion is not need to create gravity. Only mass.
This discussion started because I said this: "Gravity is NOT the property of a mass. It's is a force that is CREATED when that mass moves."
I knew you was stupid then. But you followed it up with these fucking gemsBut Alex has a waayyy better understanding of what gravity is than the 2 dudes going at him. As Alex first put it, within our solar system, gravity created by the sun is a bigger force than anything else in space and it's what makes everything move. And one guy said Alex didn't know anything about science. And this dude is a teacher??? lol. ALL forces are generated (or created) by something. And the sun, generates the biggest force of them all in space in our solar system. So the sun makes shit move.
Gravity is NOT the property of a mass. It's is a force that is CREATED when that mass moves. No movement, no gravity.
Anyway mathematically, the concepts of gravitational pull between two planets by assuming that gravity is a specific property of the mass of a planet works. But behind the scenes that force is being created by a movement.
Yes you can amass a force, duh. Those gravitational forces were created from somewhere: moving masses
Interesting. Are you talking about the terminology part or do you want me to read the whole page? I'll have to reply back tonight. It will take me some time to read all of it.Kind of. Like I said, the only time you could even think about motion causing gravity is acceleration of mass to near light speeds. But that's not practical for what we are discussing here. The Sun, the local cluster and the entire milky way aren't moving anywhere close to that.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_in_special_relativity
Read that, it will help especially the part about a box with paricles in motion versus one with particles at rest.
No. The definition of gravity as a force did not come from me. You're calling scientists from today arrogant. It's defined as a force and that's what works for science today. Eisntein could still be right by saying its not a force. And I personally tend to accept quantum theory over statistical mechanics. But it still is defined as a force. You're trying to be right, but you're ignoring today's physics. This is not about being right.Once again. Einstein proved that gravity...is NOT...a force.
That’s the thing you refuse to accept. To say that Einstein and every scientist that has tested and confirmed this is wrong and that you are right is the definition of arrogance.
Once you accept that Einstein was right, the rest of your case goes away. You keep clinging to Newton.
Well, let me tell you what Netwon said about how gravity is created...
“You sometimes speak of gravity as essential and inherent to matter. Pray do not ascribe that notion to me, for the cause of gravity is what I do not pretend to know...”
So you're still mad because I said Alex had a better grasp of gravity than you? Than's not my fault b. I wouldn't be mad if someone knew more about a concept than me. I'm hoping to learn something from reading what @LordSinister just replied to me.You a muthafuckin lie. This shit started with Alex saying gravity came from the sun and you hopped on his dick with this one right here
I knew you was stupid then. But you followed it up with these fucking gems
Why lie when everybody can read that shit happening in real time?
Smh
No. The definition of gravity as a force did not come from me. You're calling scientists from today arrogant. It's defined as a force and that's what works for science today. Eisntein could still be right by saying its not a force. And I personally tend to accept quantum theory over statistical mechanics. But it still is defined as a force. You're trying to be right, but you're ignoring today's physics. This is not about being right.
So you're still mad because I said Alex had a better grasp of gravity than you? Than's not my fault b. I wouldn't be mad if someone knew more about a concept than me. I'm hoping to learn something from reading what @LordSinister just replied to me.
I have proof of the "gravity is a force" part. Now please show me where I said that Einstein was wrong. You're just trying to argue for the sake of arguing.Show proof from modern scientists that say Einstein was wrong and gravity is a force.