Ian's Theory of Physical Inclination

Just a theory I've been cooking up since I was around 14.

Ian's Theory of Physical Inclination:

General: Every object in this world contains 

some sort of mass. In my theory, any entity 

can be classified as an object.

Every "object" emanates an unknown force. 

Even if you cannot see it, you will feel 

that it is there. The relation between you 

and the object is what I call "inclination".

Mass: Mass determines an objects force 

significantly. The larger the object, the 

more force will give off. The smaller the 

object, the less force it will give off.

Distance: Distance is another factor in 

inclination. There are two types of 

inclination: inward and outward.

The farther an object is from you, the more 

outward its inclination. The closer it is, 

the more inward. There is NO point of 

neutrality between inward and outward.

Organization and shape: Two other factors 

that affect inclination are their 

organization and shape.

The organization of objects is not as 

significant a factor as distance or size, 

but it does contribute.

The closer together or more compact a group 

of objects are, the larger the amount of 

force given off. The farther, or less 

compact, the less force they will give off. 

Author's Note

I know this isn't "the science channel" or "show and tell", but this is basically the only place people would take me seriously for writing this.

That aside, these are my observations only. To some it may be common sense (like me), to some it may be rocket science.

Any and ALL feedback is appreciated. Also feel free to contribute if you spot something yourself.