Original sentence: For example, Einstein's equivalence principle  (upon which General Relativity is founded) is inconsistent with the fact that gravitational transformations occur regardless of whether a body is in the accelerated frame of gravity or instead in the inertial frame of free fall.However, the assertion that the gravitational acceleration of any object is caused by the force of gravity from another object is a primitive notion analogous to merely supposing that the growth of trees is caused by earth, water, and sunshine because these are involved in the growth of trees.In brief, the accepted laws of physics simply fail to describe gravitational acceleration accurately and thus are, at best, incomplete.Indeed, even the accepted correction from General Relativity that gravity is not a force but instead that gravitational acceleration is caused by the curvature of space-time is no more than a tautological device that ultimately delivers similar self-falsifying results