It looks like a di-

As much as I like the direction that Lula seems to be taking Brazil into, I feel there's something way too fishy about him. The promises he makes and the way he rallies support is way to close to the typical power-hungry populist for comfort.

A few family members of mine have went to one of the so called peaceful protests in front of a military headquarters, and let me say, there are no coup leaders. There is no one organising and leading the anti-democratic protests to such degree that they could be considered a leader. The attack on the Três Poderes, for example, happened because a small group of people decided to break the police's perimeter and encourage other people to join in, not because someone or another told them to.

Thanks for enlightening me, kind redditor

That's not how gravity works, as far as I know. Gravity is, indeed, a force, that becomes stronger proportionally to the mass and distance of an object. Jupiter has more mass than Earth, so it has an stronger gravitational force, so it pulls objects towards it with more strength.