You skip right over the problem with a lot information.
The problem FORCE, do we really have 4? where do they come from?
To really solve the problem we will have to work it down to 1 force, and the reason it appears to be applied at different degree's.
That is when we get to space time and define the room in which these observations take place.
Yes,
If you were to take an electron and separate from the atom, apply an electrical charge to reverse the spin( I think is the correct term, a vector for applied to the electron), then in an instance, without regard to distance, the separated electron will reverse as well.
Once you dive deep in electronic's, electricity at the margins ( IE a capacitor), you see the rules we have break down and the world is not as it seems.
It is high time we stop to think, if everything in the world in interconnected, is that not by definition a singularity? If the world gives us proof that we are indeed living in a black hole could we acknowledge that?
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqNg819PiZY
Yes, in college they taught a fist with a thumb as a vector ( for visual), but a magnet's field seems to be a better mental picture.
not to mention the room.
If space time is a product of a singularity, and the universe is the inside of a black hole, or the other side), then we can start to understand.
If black holes are at the center of every galaxy, then they must be important, and part of the very structure that creates action at a distance and makes it possible.
bout as much as bewbs
yeah what is the fundamental structure of a black hole, that is a whole afternoon, and requires some abstract thinking most cannot reach.