Since its discovery, gravity has been expressed in equations, and experiements have been conducted to corroborate its effects and consequences. Yet its antecedent conditions still succumb to something that resembles scientific rhetoric rather than explanation. Has science actually been able to explain gravity? its origins? what causes it? your expert view would be greatly appreciated.
In your oppinion, is there any X for which your question " Has science actually been able to explain X? its origins? what causes it?" can be ansered by "YES"? If you can provide such a positive example, then I will provide an explanation of gravity that has the same logical structure as your example. So, what is your X and its scientific explanation?
Dear Ulrich,
Thank you for your answer.
X is gravity. What is the origin of X?
I guess the question is seeking to know whether science has been able to explain where gravity comes from?
To answer the second part of your question: I do not know the scientific explanation of X.
Yes I see, thanks for the clarification.
I may be struggling here. I will reflect and get back.
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