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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5:What exactly does it mean when it's said that gravity is the weakest force? What other forces are they comparing it too? And how can it be compared to something else entirely different?

Question is in the title.  I'm no physicist, so you'll need to dumb it down for me.
gpt
There are 4 forces that are in the discussion. Weak nuclear, strong nuclear, magnetic and gravitational.

The other three all have much higher strengths in comparison to what is generating them. For example, a small magnet can easily override the forces exerted by the gravity of an entire planet. The nuclear forces work at the atomic level and are incredibly strong, which again, is starkly contrasted by the tiny scale they apply at compared to gravity.