Do opposites really attract

Answer 1

Opposites do not attract. Differences attempt to balance and they are functional on a rule of likes attract. First of all, there is no such thing as opposites. The different sides or something is called opposite but that only applies to the minds understanding of sides facing opposing directions. Proof that opposites do not attract can be explained and proven through simple demonstration as follows:

If you were in space looking down on the earth center of the north pole you would see the earth spinning in a direction of clockwise. If you flew over the south pole and looked into the center of the pole you would see the same rotation but spinning counter clockwise. This is not to say that they are opposites. If you separate the poles and look at it that way, then you create opposite in your mind.

Let's continue. Now imagine another planet earth directly above the north pole with the exact same axis, tilt and direction of rotation. Go to the north pole of that planet earth and it too will be spinning clockwise. If you bump the south pole (which is spinning counter clockwise) against the north pole of the first planet earth, you will get a collision that will destroy both planets then rebuild itself under it's new magnetic field creating a larger planet as a whole. This is because the SPINNING action of the planets were spinning in the SAME direction, although the north was aligned to the south, creating a condition of "SPIN LIKE ME" and forces will join.

If you flipped the second planet added to this senario to face North pole to North pole you will have the north pole spinning in opposite directions thus they would deflect each other and fail to attract. For them to attract, they must be spinning in the SAME or LIKE direction. Thus the law of reality is LIKES ATTRACT which makes the idea of opposites attracting a misinterpretation of the real truth. There is no such things as opposites in the first place and I can prove that too, but that is for another topic. Please see details at http://lawsofreality.blogspot.com/

J. Stallings