FLUX 3: Albert Einstein pitches General Relativity on a Shark Tank–style television show. The panel consists of Isaac Newton, who insists gravity is a force and is deeply skeptical; Galileo Galilei, who is intrigued but keeps asking for experimental proof; Nikola Tesla, fascinated by the elegance but questioning the practicality; Marie Curie, focused on scientific rigor and evidence; and Richard Feynman, who alternates between enthusiastic praise and playful criticism. The investors interrupt with tough questions, argue with one another, and negotiate over who deserves credit for explaining gravity. The tone is fast-paced, witty, and intellectually sharp, with modern reality TV editing, dramatic reaction shots, awkward silences, and over-the-top investment negotiations. Einstein passionately defends curved spacetime while Newton repeatedly says, “Why complicate something that already works?”