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2019-08-03 16:57:12 UTC

Lets do a thought experiment

2019-08-03 16:57:12 UTC

ok so?

2019-08-03 16:58:16 UTC

Fact is; you need gravity for a globe earth to work. You can't just ignore gravity and say globe earth works because of this.

2019-08-03 16:58:22 UTC

You're not advancing your point, I'm saying gravity is not the only characteristic of GE, you're saying ok but disproving gravity makes GE not work. No, it doesn't since GE has other characteristics. Since GE has other characteristics, wtv replaces gravity will still make things stick to the globe.

2019-08-03 16:58:38 UTC

Lets say you get undeniable proof that the earth is a globe, but also that gravity is fake. Does that really prove it cant be a globe? No it says gravity isnt the force keeping us down

2019-08-03 16:59:10 UTC

Yes, because water seeks its level and if gravity didn't exist then how do oceans hold themselves together? Gravity is needed for globe earth work.

2019-08-03 16:59:33 UTC

If you have a red wall and you paint it blue, did you change the shape of the wall? No, you just changed the colour.
If you have a ball and have this thing called gravity that makes things stick to it, and you change it to this thing called "not gravity", did you change the shape of the ball? no, you just changed the reason why things stick to it

2019-08-03 16:59:47 UTC

The fact is that force could still be 4th dimensional alien waves or some other crap like that and still be a globe

2019-08-03 16:59:53 UTC

Again, you're assuming gravity already exists @Akhanyatin

2019-08-03 17:00:11 UTC

No we really arent

2019-08-03 17:00:11 UTC

No, I just said replace gravity by "not gravity"

2019-08-03 17:00:44 UTC

You're assuming water already sticks to a sphere and '' we would find out it if it's not gravity ''

2019-08-03 17:01:21 UTC

Well the fact that water sticks to earth and the fact that through many other proofs, we know that the earth is a globe, kinda proves that water sticks to a sphere

2019-08-03 17:01:33 UTC

@the21cat If you can't prove it then your whole model falls apart. You need gravity for globe earth to exist

2019-08-03 17:02:00 UTC

No if we get undeniable proof that its a globe its still a globe

2019-08-03 17:02:07 UTC

@Akhanyatin >we know that the earth is a globe, kinda proves that water sticks to a sphere
No you don't. You're assuming earth is a sphere therefore gravity exists which is false.

2019-08-03 17:02:41 UTC

Your whole argument is that: earth is a sphere therefore gravity exists which is false. False conclusion

2019-08-03 17:02:46 UTC

The force that makes thr water stick could literally be any h*cking thing elselse

2019-08-03 17:03:08 UTC

WE KNOW earth is a sphere, there are many different ways to prove it.
We know water falls to earth. We explained that with gravity, but even if it were explained by "not gravity", it would still not change the fact that we know the earth is a globe

2019-08-03 17:03:09 UTC

@rivenator12113 youre not paying attention

2019-08-03 17:03:59 UTC

Again, you're just painting the globe with a different colour

2019-08-03 17:04:02 UTC

>WE KNOW earth is a sphere, there are many different ways to prove it.
Gravity is still needed for it to work. What's so hard about that? Water doesn't stick to a sphere, you need gravity to hold oceans together.

2019-08-03 17:04:19 UTC

No ITS NOT

2019-08-03 17:04:45 UTC

Why isn't it? If you have undeniable proof for a sphere earth then you should have also undeniable proof for gravity.

2019-08-03 17:04:48 UTC

Its the most explainable. But it could be anything else theoretically

2019-08-03 17:05:25 UTC

I think we hit a wall here......
We know earth is a globe, we have observed it.
We also have observed that things under the globe don't fall off the globe. Now, through scientific process, we have determined that there must be something acting on these things that are "under" the globe. And we have identified it as gravity.

2019-08-03 17:05:40 UTC

Look what logical phallacy means, you guys jumped to the wrong conclusion. Globe earth exists therefore gravity exist.

2019-08-03 17:06:01 UTC

You need GRAVITY in order for globe earth to exist

2019-08-03 17:06:03 UTC

No there for a force exists

2019-08-03 17:06:06 UTC

Now if we decided no, gravity doesn't explain things, it's wrong. We still need something that acts on the things "under" the globe since we have observed that there are things there.

2019-08-03 17:06:09 UTC

Stfu

2019-08-03 17:06:10 UTC

Which is GRAVITY

2019-08-03 17:06:31 UTC

You're assuming gravity already exists @the21cat

2019-08-03 17:06:44 UTC

Youre putting texts into our devices

2019-08-03 17:07:50 UTC

We are assuming that id we found it was a sphere and saying that the force could not be gravity

2019-08-03 17:07:51 UTC

>Now if we decided no, gravity doesn't explain things, it's wrong. We still need something that acts on the things "under" the globe since we have observed that there are things there.
Red herring. Don't switch the subject to earth core. Gravity is still needed for globe earth to work. I've explained this a million times yet you GE are so stubborn.

2019-08-03 17:08:52 UTC

Here's the logic:
Initial state:
```Globe exists because we can observe the position of the sun in the sky and the shadows it projects on the ground
Gravity exists because we can observe things falling to earth.```

Second state:
```Globe exists because we can observe the position of the sun in the sky and the shadows it projects on the ground
"not gravity" exists because we can observe things falling to earth.```

2019-08-03 17:08:57 UTC

Okay fine. We have an alien device that acts as artificial gravity pulling mass to it

2019-08-03 17:08:59 UTC

You guy committed so many logical fallacies and red herrings.

2019-08-03 17:09:39 UTC

did the second statement have any effects on the first?

2019-08-03 17:10:06 UTC

No youre being unreasonable and avoiding your own fallacies

2019-08-03 17:10:07 UTC

Assuming the earth is already spherical. What holds water together? GRAVITY, you need gravity in order for the whole model to work. Is that too hard to understand?

2019-08-03 17:10:27 UTC

What holds the water together? something

2019-08-03 17:10:40 UTC

Not gravity for a definite fact

2019-08-03 17:10:41 UTC

That something is gravity

2019-08-03 17:10:55 UTC

Globe earthers refer to gravity to why water sticks to a globe.

2019-08-03 17:10:55 UTC

No its a force

2019-08-03 17:10:56 UTC

there are no assumptions. read it again:
Initial state:
```Globe exists because we can observe the position of the sun in the sky and the shadows it projects on the ground
Gravity exists because we can observe things falling to earth.```

Second state:
```Globe exists because we can observe the position of the sun in the sky and the shadows it projects on the ground
"not gravity" exists because we can observe things falling to earth.```

The first statement has nothing to do with water

2019-08-03 17:11:20 UTC

here, i'll change it so that it's easier for you to understand.

2019-08-03 17:11:30 UTC

Sure because thats the best accepted theory. But that theory could be thrown out any day

2019-08-03 17:11:54 UTC

You're saying spherical earth already exists therefore gravity exists. It is a logical fallacy. You jumped to the wrong conclusion

2019-08-03 17:12:22 UTC

Therefor something holding it to the sphere exists

2019-08-03 17:12:44 UTC

Initial state:
```1st statement (has nothing to do with water): Globe exists because we can observe the position of the sun in the sky and the shadows it projects on the ground
2nd statement (this one is about water): Gravity exists because we can observe water falling to earth.```

Second state:
```1st statement (has nothing to do with water): Globe exists because we can observe the position of the sun in the sky and the shadows it projects on the ground
2nd statement (this one is about water): "not gravity" exists because we can observe water falling to earth.```

2019-08-03 17:12:58 UTC

Then you're assuming gravity or some other force already exists.

2019-08-03 17:13:12 UTC

where's the assumption?????

2019-08-03 17:13:30 UTC

That gravity exists because a spherical earth exists.

2019-08-03 17:13:40 UTC

did you even read what I just posted 3 times?

2019-08-03 17:13:56 UTC

rivenator12113#1610 LANGUAGE!!!

2019-08-03 17:14:03 UTC

You're repeating the same phrases I already debunked

2019-08-03 17:14:13 UTC

Yes we are because thats how physics works

2019-08-03 17:14:17 UTC

Find the word water or gravity in this sentence:
Globe exists because we can observe the position of the sun in the sky and the shadows it projects on the ground

2019-08-03 17:15:10 UTC

The whole argument was about that you said gravity is not needed for a globe earth to exists. Stop doing so many red herring and think your gonna get away with your logical fallacies

2019-08-03 17:15:14 UTC

Find the words sky, sun or shadow in this sentence:
"not gravity" exists because we can observe water falling to earth.

2019-08-03 17:15:20 UTC

I gtg @Akhanyatin can cover for me in this debate pls

2019-08-03 17:15:34 UTC

cya @the21cat !

2019-08-03 17:15:56 UTC

You said we didn't need gravity for a globe earth to exist. Stop straw manning so muhc lol

2019-08-03 17:16:58 UTC

Stop strawmanning yourself.
I said, we don't need JUST gravity to prove the earth is a globe. And any theory that replaces gravity will take into consideration that the earth is a globe, since the earth being a globe can be proven through other means

2019-08-03 17:17:41 UTC

Thank you, you need gravity or some other force that can make water stick to a sphere so a globe earth can work. I rest my case

2019-08-03 17:18:05 UTC

wtf lol this was never in question....

2019-08-03 17:18:32 UTC

disproving gravity doesn't make water magically fly into space

2019-08-03 17:19:01 UTC

Akhanyatin is sharp, damn

2019-08-03 17:19:02 UTC

we've proven globe earth before we even knew about gravity

2019-08-03 17:19:03 UTC

>And any theory that replaces gravity will take into consideration that the earth is a globe, since the earth being a globe can be proven through other means
You said you need another form of theory that can prove water sticks to sphere earth. You admitted yourself now your changing lol

2019-08-03 17:19:34 UTC

Red herring again, you said that we didn't need gravity in order for a spherical earth to exist

2019-08-03 17:20:00 UTC

straw man, i said we don't need gravity but we need something that would replace it in the event gravity is wrong

2019-08-03 17:20:45 UTC

Which is what gravity is, it is the force that attract water to a sphere because its massive. Thanks lol, read back what you read ๐Ÿคฃ Disproving yourself once again

2019-08-03 17:21:26 UTC

So disproving gravity would just change the reason why water sticks to a sphere

2019-08-03 17:21:31 UTC

do you even understand logic?

2019-08-03 17:22:01 UTC

Gravity is just a term for water sticking a sphere or mass attract mass. You would still need that premise for globe earth to work, understand that?

2019-08-03 17:23:43 UTC

Here's a proof why the earth is a globe:
"The earth is a sphere because we can observe the position of the sun in the sky and the shadows projected on the ground."
You can't disprove this by saying gravity is fake.

2019-08-03 17:24:16 UTC

Explain in which logical thought process, gravity being fake makes the sun and shadows prove a flat earth?

2019-08-03 17:24:28 UTC

Straw manning, I already assumed a globe earth works. You still will need GRAVITY for the complete model to work. It seems your going in circles.

2019-08-03 17:25:02 UTC

I never said globe earth didn't work, you still will need gravity for the whole model to work together.

2019-08-03 17:25:16 UTC

Assuming that the earth is a globe, you don't need gravity to prove that water doesn't fall off earth, you can just look at it, water won't fly magically into space.

2019-08-03 17:25:33 UTC

You can use gravity to explain why it doesn't fly into space though

2019-08-03 17:25:55 UTC

>that water doesn't fall off earth, you can just look at it, water won't fly magically into space.
What is thaT called? GRAVITY

2019-08-03 17:26:29 UTC

I mean, if you have another theory, go ahead, it will explain why the water sticks to a sphere, not why the sphere is a disc

2019-08-03 17:26:48 UTC

since the sphere was proven through a different medium

2019-08-03 17:26:58 UTC

You need gravity for it work, globe earth is non-sense without gravity.

2019-08-03 17:27:36 UTC

I rest my case, you just admitted that gravity or some other force is needed for globe earth to work. Thank you for seeing past your ignorance.

2019-08-03 17:27:55 UTC

Yeah a force we readily observe every day everywhere ๐Ÿ˜›

2019-08-03 17:28:18 UTC

Which is called gravity ๐Ÿคฃ

2019-08-03 17:28:37 UTC

Who cares about names

2019-08-03 17:28:43 UTC

Stuff falls down

2019-08-03 17:28:53 UTC

The reason stuff falls down is gravity

2019-08-03 17:28:59 UTC

According to GE

2019-08-03 17:29:44 UTC

1) Globe earth was observed using the sun
2) water doesn't fly off in space

Why does 2 exist? theories
a) The earth is flat
b) there's a force

Your logical process:
It can't be 'b' because the force doesn't exist, therefore it must be 'a'.

So I answer
Ok but 'a' doesn't explain 1. Therefore it can't be 'a'.

Then you say that I'm using fallacies to prove a point.

2019-08-03 17:30:29 UTC

Why doesn't 2) water doesn't fly off in space? Because of G R A V I T Y lmfao, proving me once again right ๐Ÿคฃ

2019-08-03 17:30:57 UTC

I mean, water falls down

2019-08-03 17:31:24 UTC

1 and 2 exist, how do you explain 1 and 2 with 'a'?

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