Well I haven't tested that myself so I can't argue with that

The ocean is much heavier than us

Size and weight have a lot to do with gravity

The ocean cannot get up and walk around

It can create waves

Yeah I know

It is kinda confusing tbh

Yes and waves are not prevented by gravity

Well they are resisted, that's why they reduce as time goes on unless impacted by a third force

And don't forget.. evaporation

Gases are very light, thus minimal gravity

"gravity"

What makes something "light" in the first place?

Yes they are light because they are less dense and have less weight thus "light" gravity isn't needed.

The amount of protons and electrons and neutrons

And the density of them

I think it's very simple. Everything on the ground has weight and density, and is more dense and heavier than the air around it. Therefore it falls

Weight is related to gravity

Anything lighter rises, like helium

If gravity isn't real, neither is weight

But density is real

Well density is more a concept of space between objects.

Ahh yes, the "it's all relative" argument

No, the definition of density is how close something is. That's not an argument that's a definition

The flat earth model doesn't abide by that universe so it doesn't apply.

There is a universal down in my opinion, not relative to where we are on the plane.

We are taught the opposite that "up" and "down" are all relative to where we are on the ball.

Obviously you already know this.

Isn't it true?

We assumed that our entire lives

Well...I did until about 2 years ago.

Prove it's false

It's hard to prove, the main thing I can show is the contradiction of various distances we see

Maybe we are on a ball and it is just much bigger than we are told....or it's flat. One or the other.

And it's the only argument you have against something everyone believes in

Not the only argument, just one of the best.

The idea that our relatively tiny planet and it's gravity can withstand the enormous vacuum of space doesn't really make sense to me.

I mean withstand meaning holding our atmosphere

Why not?

Well because pressurized systems never exist next to a vacuum without a barrier

except with the magical force called gravity