Part I · History · Paper 2 of 40
“Of forty-five theories of gravitation surveyed here, three are mainstream today. Every one of the three began as a minority position.”
From Aristotle's natural place to the quantum-gravity programs of the present decade. Two lessons emerge and they point opposite ways: fringe status predicts nothing about correctness, and reproducing a known number proves nothing about cause. Both are applied to this series' own claims.