c/physics-explained

While painting the trim next door, the homeowner asked if paint could ever drip upwards. We had a short, confusing chat about basic gravity.

When a simple physics lesson got twisted into something sketchy

I mean, I was just trying to help my cousin understand superposition for his class project. But then he started telling people it proves that cheating isn't real because everything is uncertain. Idk, maybe it's just me, but that feels wrong. I didn't mean for my explanation to be used that way. Now I'm stuck wondering if I should correct him or let it go.

Why does nobody talk about gravity as curved space instead of a force?

Seeing it this way made planets' orbits click for me right away, unlike the old idea of a pull.