The question is valid, but it is phrased the way a two-year-old would ask it. Better phrasing would be: is there some reason to gravity being so weak compared t

The question is valid, but it is phrased the way a two-year-old would ask it. Better phrasing would be: is there some reason to gravity being so weak compared to the other forces? It turns out if you start with "sky is blue", and keep looking up answers to all the ensuing "but why?" questions, soon you will learn a lot about (in no particular order): Rayleigh scattering, tri- and tetra-chromatism, phenomenology of perception, blindsight, electromagnetic radiation, black body radiation, nuclear fusion, etc. etc, the rabbit hole goes deep. Sometimes stupid questions have really profound and unobvious answers.