Alright so

Flat earth

Constantly moving up

Assuming that this is already true

What's holding the ocean to the planet

An ice wall right?

What's on the other side of that?

Earthquakes have been known to send vibrations to the other side of the planet, with some interference which is believed to be the planets core, how would an earthquake reach another part of a planet that is flat?

How the hell do the sun and the moon work? Are they moving up too? If so, what's pulling them up?

What's pulling the earth up?

Wasn't even thinking about it lmao

Hm?

Why do things fall

I'm going off of past debates

Gas spreads out higher in the atmosphere because of less pressure

How would you know?

Wait, what's my strawman?

Every flat earther i've ever talked to has had differen beliefs, it's hard to keep it all straight\

Why do things fall

Your strongman is "not all things fall"

Ok

Why do I fall

If I jump off a cliff

Why do I hit the ground

Never said I was

So air is a liquid and anything denser than it sinks is what you're saying

But it's similar

In that way

I understand this

Well I wouldn't fight a dog but if I were to i'd obviously choose a stronger breed

Ah, then the weaker breed

I never said similar things are the same

I said that You are saying air and liquid both have a similar effect in that things fall because they are denser than air

Am I wrong?

I then corrected myself

> But it's similar
@citrusfriend

> In that way
@citrusfriend

Moving on

I posted several other questions

Alright so

What's keeping the ocean from falling off the edge of the planet

Pretty sure i know the answer to this one

But like I said every flat earther is different

Alright

And

What's on the other side of that

So someone has been to the edge?

I didn't ask that, you said there was land on the other side of the icewall

Is it dirt? Ice?

And where is the edge?

Is there no edge?

Yes

And if I were to climb that

And walk away from the continents

forever

What might I find

So we're in like a jar?

So nobody's ever been there?

The way you answer questions is quite frustrating, moving on

Why has nobody gone there

The arctic treaty keeps military off the ice caps

Not scientists or visitors

Thanks for the pointless interruption

The antarctic treaty just stated that the antarctic be used for peaceful purposes only

Never said nobody can go there

Honestly if I had the money to get there probably yeah

Might die from the intense condition

ok then moving on

Earthquakes have been known to send vibrations to the other side of the earth, the opposite on a globe

With an obstacle that's believed to be the earths core

How's that work

How do the sun and moon work, how does an eclipse happen

it's 2

There are like hundreds of sciences

Which one

Ok

Also yes

I know what the coriolis is

Also does the location of other planets in the solar system in relation to the sun not prove that things aren't moving around the earth

You answered one of my questions partially

You skipped the second 2

and answered these last 2 with questions

I haven't done extensive research into the coriolis effect

I know that the earth spinning effects hurricanes and weather

And that they call it the coriolis effect

Then explain it

Ah like gravity

Ok

So what are you saying

That the coriolis effect doesn't exist?

So the earth isn't spinning

How do seasons work then

I'm pretty sure the atmosphere is a part of the earth

Never heard that

Nope

Can the atmosphere even spin?

I'm pretty sure it's just gasses held by gravity

Woah woah woah

Logrian where did you come from and why'd you bring your strawman

and also