How is it demonstrated? Gravity postulates that objects fall or more precisely - being "pulled" to the ground. There is no such thing as a "pulling" force. There is only a "push" force.
When you "pull" a door open, where is the pressure applied and what direction is the force? đ
Without showing proof of downward acceleration, there is no "gravity". It is the earth that is moving upward. There is an upward vector.
Also, you are wrong about magnetism. It isn't force in motion. Magnetism is magnetism. But a force = motion. To have a force you need motion.
That concludes my Tedtalk today.
https://youtu.be/NjufI9NWwFk
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