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David (Time Lord) Fuller wrote:
> 
> The Starmaker instructed:
> 
> But you need first to understand the definition of ..."motion"
> 
> There is no motion in space and time.
> 
> Does space move?
> 
> OMG
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKjxFJfcrcA


I'll put it in a different way...

imagine if gravity was 'just a theory'..


then the brick appears to be moving...
it could be at rest 
and the earth is moving
and the brick appears
to hit the toe.

And if I move my toe
out of the way...
what moved my toe? gravity? space? time? inertia? love?


I love my toe. 

So love moved my toe.


Is love physics?