
That's not an answer. If you're correct, then what about Maxwell's equations allow neutrons to decay into protons, electrons, and antineutrinos, but forbid decay into anti-protons, positrons, and neutrinos? The charges all work out the same. Yet only one of those two actually ever happens.
Nope, doesn't work that way. Can't react to gravity without being a source, just like you can't react to an electric field without having a charge.
Nonsense. You presume you understand the nature of gravity and even when it is handed to you on a platter you still condescendingly roll your eyes and make no effort to grasp what you've been shown. How can you see what is correct when you have enthroned so much that is wrong? The Truth only appears to be a pretender to the throne to you...so you reject it...
Let's go over it again.. a gravity source is a time rate gradient structure. Particles that near the gravitational terminus will begin to overlap in momentum space and elementary charged particles that are overlapping in momentum space behave opposite to the expectations of Coulomb's Law and I even showed you why but you can't seem to connect all the dots even when it is layed out connected for you.
Are you going to argue that a gravity field is not a time rate gradient structure? As if you had a clue!
So you're trying to tell me general relativity is all wrong? That's a bold claim. And if you're not trying to tell me that, well, what the hell do you know about what I know about gravity?
Of course it is wrong. The foundational pillar, the equivalence principle is wrong because a gravitational field treats electrons and protons differently.
Strongly excluded? No, I don't think so. Do you have
any clue about how much stronger the electromagnetic interaction between protons and electrons is than gravitational interaction between them is?