A recent discussion centered on the weight of a body at the Earth's center, with conflicting interpretations of gravitational forces. One viewpoint emphasized that, due to symmetrical mass distribution, a body at the center would experience near-zero weight due to gravitational cancellation. In contrast, another argument referenced Newton's law, suggesting that as the distance from the center approaches zero, the gravitational force could theoretically become infinite. However, it was clarified that this interpretation fails because the mass surrounding the body at the center exerts equal gravitational pull in all directions, resulting in no net force. Ultimately, the consensus is that weight at the Earth's center is effectively zero, as gravitational forces cancel out.