8 Newton's 4th Law Stories Worth Reading Right Now

 Okay, so here's the deal. You can't really do anything bad for another person just because they are on your property. You can do bad things, but you can't really hurt another person. You can break the law, but you can't really break the law for another person. 

The point is, if you want to hurt someone, you have to get them to do something bad to you first.

That's basically the basis of Newton's fifth law, which states that an object doesn't really exist if it's not in a state of motion. It's basically the exact same thing as the first law, but with a few extra details. What Newton means by this is that an object does not exist if it doesn't have an internal force. For example, even if you throw a rock at a wall, the rock doesn't exist. The same goes for a bullet.

Newton's 4th law is the basis of one of the most popular forms of physics: the second law of thermodynamics. In this case, the second law means that the universe does not truly behave like anything that is truly at rest. In other words, the universe has a lot of stuff that doesn't actually exist—something that is in a state of motion, but not really moving. The same goes for our own bodies.

Our brain is so complicated, I don't really have time for physics stories from the end of the day.

 A lot of the stories in the end are just about the things we do, but the end of the story is about the things that matter and the things that we don't. It's hard to find a story that isn't about the stuff that matters, but it makes sense for what's needed.

I have no idea why it took so long for physics to actually be invented, but for the past three thousand years we've had the best explanation of physics given to us: Newton's 4th Law. We learned this in school. Newton's 4th Law is the idea that objects in space actually move in a straight line. If you get outside and look at the Earth's surface, you can see that it's actually a curve.

What is the significance of Newton's 4th Law ? 

Is it a good idea to have people learn to manipulate the Earth? It seems to me that there might be a better way to do that than to have people understand what 4th Law is.

Newton's 4th Law is the reason we need a good explanation of the laws of physics. As we grow older, we develop mental acuities that would be extremely helpful if we were to learn how these things work. But because we don't have all the information that we need, we might end up doing things that are completely counter to the laws of physics. We might start shooting things in the head and blow off our brains.