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I personally absolutely need that piece of information. I have a simple assumption about the material universe. All interactions rely on touch. Atoms or their s
by kharak 6y ago
I personally absolutely need that piece of information. I have a simple assumption about the material universe. All interactions rely on touch. Atoms or their sub-particles don't magically interact with each other over a distance.
That's why I still don't understand gravitation, at all. I don't care that we can calculate something. That doesn't tell me what is actually happening.
- shawnz 6y agoIn a classical sense, no interactions rely on touch and atoms only interact with each other over a distance.