Gravitatív

Gravitatív is a neologism that refers to the subjective experience of gravity. It is not a recognized scientific term but is sometimes used in philosophical or speculative contexts to describe the feeling of being pulled downwards or the awareness of one's own mass in relation to other masses. This concept attempts to differentiate between the objective force of gravity as described by physics and the personal, internal sensation of its effects.

The idea of "gravitatív" is often explored in discussions about consciousness and embodiment. Proponents of the term suggest that our perception of gravity is a fundamental aspect of our lived experience, shaping our understanding of space, orientation, and our place in the universe. It is the feeling that distinguishes being "on" a planet from floating freely in space, even if the physical forces were identical.

While physics defines gravity as a fundamental force of attraction between objects with mass, "gravitatív" focuses on the phenomenological aspect. It implies that there is a qualitative feeling associated with this force that is unique to conscious beings. This subjective dimension is not directly measurable by scientific instruments but is considered a crucial component of how we interact with and understand our physical surroundings. The term is still in its nascent stages of usage and is not widely adopted in academic discourse.