Yep, gravity is the curvature of spacetime.
Sigh, this is worse than arguing with sokarul or Gulliver, at least they could be accurate and specific at times. Although they too, like yourself, could never admit when they were wrong.
Let's try and make this succinct so that everyone can understand. Gravity and gravitation are two completely different things. Gravity is generally described as a force that causes gravitation. GR postulates that gravitation is actually caused by curved spacetime and that everything is following a geodesic. This means that objects subject to gravitation are doing so because of the deformation of space, an unforced motion.
However, when people refer to gravity or the gravitational force, they are talking about our ability to stay situated on the Earth and the perceived force that we feel. We attribute this feeling to the "force of gravity" because we think that we aren't accelerating.
However, as outlined by the physicist, what we feel on Earth is really gravitation. It just happens to be countered by the Earth.
In short, matter curves spacetime which causes gravitation (acceleration), which causes objects (us) to follow geodesics, which is stopped by the Earth, which is then thought to be a force (gravity). But the simple aspect to this is that gravity really isn't a force.
Who said it was in question? I was asking you guys to bring me a quote from Einstein; You guys couldn't. Therefore, I wrote the conclusion.
That's wonderful; you concluded something we weren't even debating. Congratulations!
It's sad how the force of gravity suddenly becomes almost non-existent just because of one theory's explanation. And, of course, it's a theory!
Gravity exists, but it's not because of a force as people think it is. This is what we're trying to get you to understand. And yes, GR is still a theory.
We do. But in practice it simply doesn't matter enough for anyone to make the fuss over it that you do.
No one is really making a fuss. We make a correction and people freak out, although several sources outline the very things we are saying.
Prove Hawking wrong, then.
I don't need to prove him wrong. He's correct. Gravitational force (the Earth's mechanical resistance to our acceleration), is a manifestation of the curvature of space-time. There is a reason the word manifestation is used in almost all of your sources you use to try and prove me wrong.