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My Dad always had road-rages. How do I stop this from happening.?

And he's no youngster. One day there could be maniac who will fight my dad or God-Forbid worse. I dont like sitting in the same car as my Dads. He will also get me beat up or worse. How do I tell him to stop. He loses his temper if there are people cutting across or lights etc all uncessarily things which dont merit any pshcycal fights. Its truly embarassing too. My dad says if somebodtt starts on him then I should fight too lol, but I got my own problems and I dont want to get beat up just because my dad provokes people. Gosh why does this always have to be.

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It isn't affected by gravity. Light travels in a straight line. Gravitational lensing occurs because gravity affects the shape of space, so it's straight that's affected.
Very good question. General relativity gave us the answer. Basically a photon traces out a straight line in spacetime, but around gravity wells, spacetime is distorted (imagine the old rubber sheet analogy) so matter distorts spacetime and it is not the photon that is affected as such, it is the fabric of space and time itself, the medium the photon is moving in. Hope that answers your question.

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