You Don't Understand Gravity. Neither Did Newton." — Feynman on the Deepest Mystery

Описание: Newton gave us an equation that works almost perfectly.
It predicts falling apples, orbiting moons, tidal forces, planetary motion — all with astonishing precision. For centuries, it looked like we had finally understood gravity.
But as Richard Feynman bluntly pointed out:
the equation doesn’t tell you what gravity is.
It only tells you what gravity does.
So what is this invisible pull that reaches across empty space?
Why does mass attract mass at all?
And why does even Einstein’s deeper theory still leave something unanswered?
In this video, we follow Feynman into one of the most uncomfortable truths in science: sometimes our most powerful theories are descriptions, not explanations. They predict outcomes flawlessly — yet the “why” remains just out of reach.
You’ll discover:
• Why Newton’s law is brilliant… and still incomplete
• The difference between predicting behavior and explaining essence
• Why saying “because of gravity” often just renames the mystery
• How Feynman approached “why” questions without pretending certainty
• Why gravity may be the strangest interaction in the universe
This isn’t about dismissing physics.
It’s about understanding its limits.
Gravity feels intuitive — until you really think about it. Then it becomes one of the deepest riddles we’ve ever encountered.
If gravity has ever felt like magic to you, you’re not confused. You’re noticing the same gap that kept Newton, Einstein, and Feynman intellectually humble.
Watch to the end and comment:
What do you think gravity truly is — a force, the curvature of spacetime, or something even deeper we haven’t discovered yet?
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This video is AI-generated (synthetic voice and visuals). It is an original, fictional lecture inspired by Richard Feynman’s public teaching style and ideas. It is not an authentic recording, endorsement, or statement by Richard Feynman or his estate. Any resemblance is for educational and creative purposes only.