Richard Muller humorously addressed the question of whether he ever met Richard Feynman, referencing a creative anecdote about gravity's lethal potential. The discussion highlights various ways gravity can lead to fatal incidents, including tsunamis, landslides, and falling from heights. Additionally, the conversation touches on the scientific principle that it is not the fall itself that is fatal, but rather the abrupt stop, which can be linked to the Pauli Exclusion Principle.
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As we all know, it is not the fall that kills you. It is the non-uniform deceleration at the end.BillTre said:falling off cliffs, ...