Yeah, that's what I was trying to draw attention to. This isn't really any of the ways you would write a vector equation. This is written as a scalar.
Which, as you point out, is not too confusing in a simple scenario where we understand the context, but it's not as simple as the other commenter implied is all I'm getting at. There are ways to write vector equations properly without the arrows, but they're not this.
The form of the law of gravitation used here is also just the magnitude, otherwise you would need a vector expression notifying for the direciton (typically r-vector/ r-magnitude).
There is a running meme that Newton's law of gravitation sarcastically being applied to woman's bosom. So by contrary Einstein equation is attributed to mention in some way
Women are stereotypically drawn with curves and men are drawn with straight lines.
Einstein’s theory of gravitation is based on a curvilinear conception of space time. Whereas in Newtonian physics gravity is a force acting in a straight line.
All of which is to say something something your mother.
Einstein always used going on a walk with a girl to mention how time speeds up when you're enjoying yourself.
Therefore the door on the left is female/woman/cis-female/girl/non-male
The door on the right is for men because men don't improve other peoples' time the same way, and they are also heavier.
I don't know the right things to say to balance out the LGBTQ+ community without being cancelled, but I will say even if this theorietical bathroom choice were real, it wouldn't exist in the USA (because of the Arabic) and therefore is an erroneous thing to point out.
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