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6 days agoWe physically fall because of gravity. Earth pulls your body toward its centre with a force of about 9.81 m/s². Normally, you stay upright because your feet push against the ground and your brain constantly makes tiny adjustments to keep your centre of mass over your base of support. You fall when that balance is disrupted—for example: Your centre of mass moves outside the area between your feet. Your foot slips and loses friction. You trip and your body keeps moving forward. You get pushed or pulled. Your muscles or nervous system don't correct your balance quickly enough. So basically: gravity is always trying to pull you down; your body is constantly fighting it to keep you upright. 😄 -
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Yuv6 days agoFall in life @Valencia . The answer is super simple - WE CAN LEARN TO PICK OURSELVES UP
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angel5 days agoWe fall so we can learn how to pick ourselves back up. Sometimes we need to fall to grow, learn from our mistakes, and become stronger. -
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4 Decent Chat5 days agoThat's part of the cosmic system; therefore, falling teaches you how to rise again -
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