pseudourinidine on Nostr: "In a grossly simplified explanation, nature demands an equilibrium. Magnetic ...

"In a grossly simplified explanation, nature demands an equilibrium. Magnetic attraction is dielectric acceleration towards counterspace. In the same way nature seeks to equalize pressure, it is a propensity to induce its natural state - a state of rest. As with two magnets accelerating toward eachother, towards counterspace, when objects fall to the ground, it is the same phenomenon - nature seeking a state of rest. 'What goes up, must come down'."

You are saying an object falls to ground because of "pressure" to find equilibrium. I can broadly accept that but you still need a motive force to create the pressure and define the equilibrium. Otherwise the object would stay where it is.

You use magnetic attraction as an analogy but its clearly not the force responsible.

So what is the force that is responsible for objects falling to earth?