Gravity is often noted as the missing component in the standard model of physics, which effectively describes the other three fundamental forces. While the standard model does not incorporate gravity, this absence does not imply a contradiction with general relativity. The article referenced highlights the ongoing challenges in unifying gravity with quantum mechanics. Researchers continue to explore theories that could bridge this gap and provide a comprehensive understanding of all forces. The discussion underscores the complexity of integrating gravity into existing frameworks of physics.