Intelligent Falling
The theory of gravity has permeated throughout both the scientific community, and our popular culture. It is ubiquitous in everything from intellectual discourse, to everyday conversation. However, have you ever stopped to think, is this true?
It seems that nowadays, we are just expected to take gravity on faith, just as a given. I mean, obviously things fall down because of the universal force acting on their mass, right? I'm not so sure. I would like to introduce the concept of Intelligent Falling. I am aware this will be a rather controversial notion, but I feel it is my moral obligation to spread this fundamental truth.
At the heart of Intelligent Falling is the simple, intuitive idea that for things to fall, or be "drawn to a center of mass", there must be an agent that moves them in that manner. Take for instance, a ball tossed up in the air. As children, we are conditioned to believe that this thing called 'gravity' is responsible for it falling back to earth. We even read about how physicists have conducted experiments to "prove" this (but they can't prove it, because they can't prove the ball isn't being pushed down by the agent mentioned above).
Essentially, what I have come to discover is that there is a intelligent agent, omnipresent in the universe, that pushes things down towards center mass, giving the illusion of a "force of the universe" that draws things together.
But what about the planets, I hear you cry? Well, they too are subject to this intelligent falling; indeed, all things in the universe are. Planets are simply being "stirred" around each other, like ingredients in a mixing bowl. The agent of Intelligent Falling makes sure that everything moves smoothly in the universe. Afte rall, how could the randomness of nature account for such precise movements in the cosmos?
I understand that this idea will be met with skepticism, and even opposition, and I can understand. After all, it was such skepticism that led me to the notion of Intelligent Falling, but I hope that some day, everyone's eyes can be opened to this amazing truth of the universe.