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Lolol

I already tried it

Ill look at it again in morning

Why does something that weighs more but is less dense pushing on one side of a balance beam but something less heavy but more dense push less if relative density is why we fall

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Nope

Because one weighs more and they both are in the same medium

@Glasses still stuck on unanswerable questions i see

I'll have the one on the left with mayonnaise and ketchup

It is answerable

For a person stuck in the heliocentric religion

But shouldn’t something with more density push down more

According to relative density

You have much faith. Good boy.

Good lil sheep

Ad hom

Good citizen

I’m not responding to ad Homs man

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Sorry

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Solids reacts differently to dense objects than liquids, solids react more based on weight, which is why scales were invented, to test weight

Not everything is a liquid @Glasses

Dead poop

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I gotta stop swearing

Sorry

All good

Gtg..tired

GN z

Cya in a bit