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You're measuring a force. There's no real reason not to interpret it as one.
by contravariant 5y ago
You're measuring a force. There's no real reason not to interpret it as one.
- 8note 5y agoIf you're measuring a force, you're measuring the force required to keep the two masses from coming together
- kurthr 5y agoActually, I agree... and while it's not clear that spacetime is a necessary complexity in this case, it is explicitly looking for quantum effects (e.g. the extra dimensions of string theory).
- contravariant 5y agoWell yeah as is usually the case with inertial forces you're basically just measuring how difficult it is to keep something in place.