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The physics of relationships?
Can anyone lead me to an article/study that explains the effect a body has on another body. Such as the gravity/ frequency/ electromagnetism of one body effecting another body? I want to understand if there is more to human relationships/ conversations than just speaking and body language. There ought to be unseen forces acting (such as gravity) upon two humans that maybe enhance a relationship bond. Am I wrong? Please discuss or lead me to a useful article on this topic. Thanks.
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- BBMollyLv 57 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes, you are wrong. The gravitational force between two animals, human or otherwise, is so tiny as to be virtually unmeasurable. Frequency? Meaning what? Electromagnetic forces exist at a very low level but are completely swamped by all the electromagnetic field that exist anyhow. Why in the world do you think "there ought to be unseen forces...."?
- Steve4PhysicsLv 77 years ago
There are no significicant 'unseen forces' - any such forces are way too small to have any effect.
But there may be chemical links - look up 'pheromones'.
- 7 years ago
There is a gravitational force between 2 people, but I promise you that if we went by that logic, then a person would be more attracted to an elephant...
Nay! A herd of elephants!!
Looking up that sort of thing would take you to a very special* type of website
*DON'T GO THERE!!
