I want to go back to the most important concept, gravity.

So what is gravity? We said gravity.

Does nothing exist?

Gravity is the, gravity is an effect of electrical discharge.

It's the space, it's the draft that happens from electricity moving through a system, you get a small gap, that gap,

that draft is what we call gravity, and then it's caught by the next wave. It's caught by the

next wave. It's okay. You got props.

Easier for audience. I'm targeting college student or high school student.

So I try to explain, so what gravity is now.

Remember one thing, gravity force is different than all other three fundamental

force based on the quantum theory, right?

Center model of physics.

So gravity is unilateral attraction only force. Doesn't have a proportion, right, center model of physics, say gravity is a unilateral attraction only force.

Doesn't have a proportion, right?

So we said, oh, anti-graphy is not possible.

That's all wrong, okay?

So what is gravity?

Based on the current definition,

gravity is unilateral attraction force,

you know one thing. So gravity is unilateral attraction force, you know one thing.

So gravity is not a fundamental force.

Do you agree?

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