RestlessSoul
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Sure. Very opinionated scientists think that F=MA.
Or that gravity, rather than being a force of attraction between two objects (directly proportional to the sum of their mass, and inversely proportional to the the square of the distance between them), is really the distortion of space time created by mass and energy.
Somewhat inconveniently for cosmologists, neither Newton nor Einstein’s equations work at the quantum level, leaving black hole and Big Bang singularities as incomprehensible mysteries, but string theorists and loop quantum gravity proponents are working on that. Here’s a physicist who has spent much of his professional life developing the latter;
“We fall in love with our own ideas…which we cling to like children to sweets…at the same time, deep in our hearts, doubt is never quelled…the fear that we are wrong, that we are deluded…bitter sweet is science.”
- Carlo Rovelli, White Holes - Inside the Horizon
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