re: What is the most powerful force in the universe?

When it comes to the fundamental laws of nature, we can break everything down into four forces that are at the core of everything in the Universe:

1) The strong nuclear force: the force responsible for holding atomic nuclei and individual protons and neutrons together.

2) The electromagnetic force: the force that attracts and repels charged particles, binds atoms together into molecules and life, and causes electric current, among other things.

3) The weak nuclear force: the force responsible for some types of radioactive decay and the transmutation of heavy, unstable fundamental particles into lighter ones.

4) And gravity: the force that bind the Earth, the Solar System and the stars and galaxies together.

Also...Pussy.

I side with Einstein - compounding interest.