No, it is impossible to not feel an external force acting on us.
Why?
You assert this, but you have no justification.
A force pulling on a part of us is felt. But that isn't the force directly, instead it is the tension or compression in your body as that force is transferred through your body.
e.g. if someone grabs your arms and pulls you, you feel that tension in your arm.
We can also see this in the dramatic difference between how what is effectively the same force is felt.
e.g. take someone wearing a collection of heavy gear, including a large bag.
Having it distributed all over their body doesn't feel that bad. But take it all and shove it in that bag and hang it from your pinkie, and you certainly feel it.
Likewise, we can compare what is effectively the same force acting on different parts in different way has a quite different feeling. e.g. you standing on a platform on one leg, vs you hanging from a bar with your arm.
Quite a different feeling, but the same force.
Likewise, you can compare sitting on a large seat which supports you all over your but and part of your legs, vs sitting on a nail. Quite a different experience, but the same force. And if you want to pretend that is not a force, you can replace you sitting with the same kind of setup with something you accept as a force being applied to you.
So if a force acts on your entire body at once, rather than being transferred through it, you wont feel it.
The more the force is distributed across your body, the less you feel it.
And that is because you don't feel force, you feel the compression or tension of your body.
Nothing makes sense with your made up bs force.
And yet here you are, still appealing to the same refuted BS and entirely incapable of showing any fault, and all your attempts to do so are beaten by slightly your own words.
Why do we feel a magnet or piece of metal held in our hand being pulled in by a larger magnet as we hold it closer to that magnet?
Because it applies a force to a point on your body which then creates tension in your body, with you feeling that tension.
Try understanding what the metal is feeling. It doesn't feel the magnet, it feels you pulling it.
It feels just like what you feel if you are hanging from a bar.
And likewise, if we hang from something, we can measure that force, that force of gravity pulling us down.
And if we stand on a scale, we can also see that force.
The idiotic BS which makes no sense is your idea of things just falling for no reason at all.
Because we feel forces acting on us, acting on things we hold onto, and it’s how we know there IS a force acting on us, in various ways.
And we feel gravity acting on things we hold onto.
If you dangle an arm over the edge of the roof, you don’t feel a force from below pulling down on your dangling arm in the air.
Except we do. You are just used to it.
The most idiotic claim they’ve made about their bs force, is that after it emits energy outward from the Earths ‘core’, just say it’s got a core, ok, Earths a ball, so it’s got to have a core like sn apple in the middle, right?
No, that isn't a claim they have made. It is a claim you made.
Back in reality, gravity is a force of attraction between all mass.
It isn't a magic force coming from the core. It comes from all the mass of Earth.
created
Again, you can skip the creation BS, it doesn't help.
Why would your made up force emit energy outward, but measure each objects mass, and balance out how much strength is needed to make them all be pulled down to Earth by a force
As you said for wind:
[gravity] is not variable, objects are the variable to [gravity], to that one force of one strength over a [mass].
Again, to be logical, the only way to object to gravity doing that is to object to the wind as well.
That’s so stupid to make up, its just obscene!
Yes, your BS is incredibly stupid. But that doesn't stop you.