It is undeniable what Drakkith said. To say something else we need to enter into an epistemological field. Physics assumes that a body is the result of elementary components. Could a body participate in a phenomenon without its elementary components participating? Denying that we create many difficulties and resolve few, if any. The problem is to determine how the elementary components can participate. The weak force is associated with a type of events at elementary level that do not always happen, but gravity also works when they do not happen. The strong interaction has very short range. The electromagnetic interaction, in comparative terms, is much more intense than gravity. In what way can the elementary components participate in gravitation? The graviton hypothesis is an attempt to answer the question. The good thing about this hypothesis is to stay within what historically has given good results, that is, to formulate the macroscopic behavior as a result of elementary phenomena. The bad has been pointed out by Drakkith, that is, no experimental evidence of the graviton has been found.