Did you know that atoms are 99% empty space? Which means you are 99% NOTHING, but empty space?

[Anonymous]

[Hardon-Collider]

Actually, gravity is just a bunch of cope for people who are afraid of floating away. ㅤ

[Nikki1989]

If you were truly “99% nothing," you’d pass through walls, chairs, and the ground. Yes, “atoms are 99% empty space, so you’re basically nothing” — but that’s not actually what it means in a real-world sense.

[Asker]

No. You don't pass through chairs, walls and the ground because of electromagnetic force.

[purplepoppy]

And within that space are countless universes each with countless solar systems many with planets teaming with intelligent life.

[Anonymous]

The empty space is actually filled with electromagnetic fields, and the electrons exist as wave functions throughout that space, not merely bouncing around

[Asker]

As a matter of fact, yes.

[WindAtMyBack]

That's elementary school science.

[Kaneki05]

That's some fundamental misunderstanding of atoms right there.

[Asker]

It's a joke man. I didn't think I'd have so many people cracking up their science book rather than just laughing.😆

[Anonymous]

Is it really "empty"? Is there magnetic, electric, and/or gravitational fields permeating that empty space?

[Asker]

Yes.

[jahaims]

Yeah, there is actually a % chance of a solid object passing through another

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Okay, and?

[Anonymous]

So's a black hole 🕳️.