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Date: 2009-12-09 07:24 pm (UTC)This is the fundamental problem with creating artificial intelligence. How can one model and simulate what one cannot even describe or explain? We cannot even begin to define intelligence, nevermind program it into a computer.
And yes, we can explain gravity. It is a deformation of space-time brought on by mass. Although some experimentation is ongoing to try and discover a messenger particle for this force (as other forces have), it remains theoretical and fails to explain how gravitational force extends in a spherical shell at infinite distances. So yes, we can explain it in the large scale, but not in the quantum scale. So it is both understood, and not understood at the same time.