Keep going. Keep going. Just tell me. Okay, so I said gravity is

gravity is invisible water and the reason I said is because when I was hanging

upside down I felt the pressure of gravity on my head and it felt the way you

feel underwater and I was like holy shit'm underwater, but I can't see it.

And gravity moves in waves.

It seems to have the same pressure as water, but I can't see it.

Yeah. Well, another word for it would be the ether.

Okay.

So, you know, when Einstein and Nilsbore and a lot of the other folks in the early 20th century were coming up with what has today become kind of

our standard model and quantum physics model of cosmology.

There was something called the ether that the notion that the space isn't really space

There's more to space than just emptiness that there's something here that there's something in the space okay right and and so you know when you

think in the terms that you know ether went away and it was a big debate it was not

like easily come to even Einstein struggled with it because he

tried to connect electromagnetism and gravity and tried to figure out how to make sense

of both the quantum model as well as the phenomenon we see in standard.

So quantum is a small, right?

Yeah, and then you've got standard model which is really, you know, how we look at astronomy

and how planets work and laws of motion etc.

And so when Einstein couldn't solve that up to the day he died he was trying to solve this.

And if you look at the pictures of his office, his

office was like a mess. It looked like he was working on stuff up until the very, very last

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