We like to say gravity is "weak", however it seems to operate on many orders of magnitude larger distances. Even if you make the argument that the energy compl

We like to say gravity is "weak", however it seems to operate on many orders of magnitude larger distances. Even if you make the argument that the energy complicit in the strong/weak forces is cumutavily much greater than the energy due to gravity, I'm still not sure "weak" is the right word for the job... Gravity onstensibly runs at infinite speed over infinite area (the effect of gravity waves non-withstanding).