Gravity isn't a force, it's a property of spacetime.

Gravity certainly is different in a fundamental way from the other forces.

https://youtu.be/iu7LDGhSi1A?t=7m
Dark Matter vs Modified Gravity | Sean Carroll

https://youtu.be/IcxptIJS7kQ?t=33m33s
Inflationary cosmology on trial

>>8318739
What? I do´t understand that pic

>>8318739

>graviton

>>8318702
>disprove GR

k

>>8318764

>GR proves that gravity is a force

Nice understanding there pleb.

>physics
>>>/x/

>>8318768
He said prove otherwise you mong

>>8318752
It's like modern day Ether

>>8318796

>>8318702
Wrong, it's a social construct.

>>8318702
its clearly a product of light density

>>8318702
Gravity isn't a farce. It's general reality.

Science does not concern itself with what nature is

It concerns itself with what we can say about nature

If gravity acts like a force for all practical purposes, then it is a force

>>8319655
>Science does not concern itself with what nature is
That's right, humans do. The scientific framework is a tool.

>If gravity acts like a force for all practical purposes, then it is a force
Stupid conclusion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTY1Kje0yLg

I love this demonstration. It you can visually the spacial distortion that gravity could cause in a 2D universe. Flatlanders living in the 2D universe wouldn't see the dimple caused by the large weight in the middle. It'd look totally flat to them as they have no concept of up/down caused by the weighty object. In order to visually see the spatial distortion in our 3D universe you need to be in the 4th dimension.