I can't tell if you're serious with that one

@UltimateLifeformGappy Of course it is serious. If you were to put a level over water, what would it show?

To take it further, can you post your own level experiment that shows water curve?

These are simple things everyone can do.

Why would a level show a curve? I don't get it. Wouldn't it show the water to be level regardless of the model?

Well I have a level on my tripod I guess I could give that a go.

You got a better experiment?

We have testable results

Yeah, actually, I don’t understand the “level” point.

Water always finds and maintains level. Prove it wrong.

I understand how Bedford level shows flat water.

I’m just saying I don’t get how whipping out a level would prove something is flat.

It just proves that something is level, lol.

Cuz it shows level

What experiment do you have to disprove it?

My point about the level picture is that I can balance a level on top of a ball and show the same thing.

And I’m not talking about Bedford

We are open to see any other experiments

Just Sheeple’s picture

Yes. Its a great picture

Show the simplicity

It is a nice picture, lol

I just don’t see it proving a point,

If you can disprove it then okay

I have a level in my dorm

Obviously in that section of soil, its flat

When I get back after finals studying Monday, I can show a picture of what I mean.

All water is flat

So you have an angled surface?

I’m not talking about that, Z, lmao

I am

Mostly flat

Then we have a fundamental disagreement of premise and there’s no point continuing, lol

I’m not arguing against FE,

So water curves with a level?

I’m just curious how that “level on ground” picture demonstrates anything

It demonstrates that area of the ground is level

Because I can do the same thing but put the level on a ball.