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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Yeah, the underlying mechanics behind gravity are actually less understood than the underlying mechanics of evolution. It's actually an interesting comparison in science, something that's immediately apparent to anyone breathing but scientists still don't really understand how it works, versus something that is very not obvious and hard to wrap one's head around that it's even happening for a layman, but scientists have an extremely robust understanding of it's underlying mechanisms.   


One thing I'll note, Einstein's relativity will never be erased, just added onto. Einstein didn't get rid of Newton, it just pointed out that it was incomplete. Newton still very much applies to the slow and macro scales.
gpt
&gt;Yeah, the underlying mechanics behind gravity are actually less understood than the underlying mechanics of evolution.

Indeed. There was a running joke in my university about gravity:

*Evert K was once again sleeping during a physics lecture and the lecturer decided to wake him up and confront him.*

*Lecturer: Evert! Evert! Have you been listening? Do you know what gravity is?*

*Evert wakes up alarmed: ... yeah, yes! Sure...*

*Lecturer: Alright, I am waiting.*

*Evert: Oh, I seem to have forgotten. I know it though, but I just cannot remember it right now.*

*Lecturer: Such a shame! There are only two people in the universe that know what gravity is. One is god and he does not tell, and one is Evert and he has forgotten...*