[captmar-vell]

Lots of smart folks here, I’m probably the last person on FR to ask :-)

I believe gravity may be the most powerful force in the universe vs. having an appearance of being a dispersed weak one,

However I was merely conjecturing as a thought experiment (not sure its even valid) but could two particles be entangled on opposite ends of a gravitational wave or ripple (or wormhole) and if so what does that mean for the speed of light? Its feels to me like the elephant in the room,

[GOPJ]

We'll assume gravity's a strong force rather than a weak force... and assume space-time folds over on itself - possibly an infinite number of times... That would explain why we don't ‘fall through’ - - the countervailing force on the other side would be... hold for it - gravity. The wormhole would not be off in space - it would be beneath our feet... so to speak. Anyhow I don't understand any of this... just having fun.