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On Oct 5, 2:08 am, john <vega...@accesscomm.ca> wrote:
> On Oct 4, 4:15 pm, glird wrote:
>
> > On Oct 4, 2:27 am, john <vega...@accesscomm.ca> wrote:
> > > Our concept of gravity is backward.
> > > How can every iota of matter possibly
> > > put out an infinite number of gravitons?
> > > Matter absorbs some sort of radiation.
> > > It is the absorption of this common component
> > > that creates the sinks.
> > > Electrons are negative charge whipping
> > > around in *very* small circles.
> > > That has to radiate.
> > > Yet we don't detect it.
> > > What if that radiation is at a much higher
> > > frequency and speed, while being a
> > > much smaller version "photon"?
> > > Why couldn't gravity-causing radiation
> > > also be off the charts, frequency-wise and
> > > using much smaller units?
>
> >   Because gravity isn't caused by radiation.
> >   A gravitational FIELD is a density gradient in matter-filled
> >  space.
> >  Because atomic particles are made of this one compressible
> > matter they will be part of any g-field in which they are
> > embedded. Because every atom has a spinning nucleus and -
> > for reasons not presented here - has its own density gradient
> > centered on that nucleus, the overall grad d of the g-field will
> > sum with that of each component atom.
> >   Since the resistance to further compression is greater on the
> > denser side(s) a net pressure in the direction of greater density
> > will therefore arise INSIDE of every component atom.  It is this
> > net-pressure that is the gravitational FORCE. It does not exist
> > in the g-field per se; it arises inside of embedded particles.
>
> That's double-speak.

  By John!

> Nothing radiates because it's a field.

 "A gravitational FIELD is a density gradient in matter-filled space".
It doesn't radiate at all.

> Right.
> OBFUSCATION.
> What's another word?
> Wool-over-eyes.
> Some kind of evil magic make-them-believe-total-shit stuff.
>
> It's like talking to zombies.
>
> "Light travels forever without losing energy.
> Electrons travel forever without ever *using*
> any energy.
> Matter attracts other matter over large distances
> because it has built-up *pressure*, don't ya know;
> has nothing to do with any radiation.no, no."
>
> Uncredible, absolutely uncredible.
> If it weren't so tragically imprisoning our whole
> human race, it would be funny.
>
> I guess it's my keen appreciation
> for cutting-edge ridiculousness that keeps
> me coming back.
>
> john
> galaxies are fucking atoms, you retards-
> intelligence is everywhere, at every level.

  Some have more of it and some (such as John) have less.