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Why don’t we feel the gravitational pull of objects around us?

Why don’t we feel the gravitational pull of objects around us?
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Why don’t we feel the gravitational pull of objects around us?

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It is because gravity is not an independent force. Gravity comes as result of warped space time according to the theory of general relativity. Therefore we can’t feel gravity because it’s not a force that pulls or pushes.
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