When it rains the whole area turns into a lake with a mirror like appearance

If there was any curvature to the water the reflection would be distorted

Like a funhouse mirror

Hmm...

Because you don't understand what level means.. or you would understand the Earth is a flat level plane

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Actually, you have a point. The reflection itself should be distorted with such a wide angle of view.

because of the extension of the earth, also the water been level above it really doesn't mater much

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Lemme test something rq, " whats a replacement for gravity"

like filling a cup with sand on the bottom, thewater stills level even where you have more mass

The water level is parallel with the level salt beneath it

how do you actually check this?

You can measure it with a laser

But water is more accurate than a laser

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no.

that's it, that's all I'm saying.

https://youtu.be/29lzibkKeAI

Oceans aren’t at rest. Are the salt flats at rest?

the water will have a level even if the things behind it aren't

try putting a toy on a cup and then filling it with water

it's the same thing

The peak and trough between waves is irrelevant to sea level

I guess you didn't understood what I said but ok

That's why they use sea level as the starting point.. it is the baseline height of 70% of the Earth's surface

Lake Michigan is 577 feet above sea LEVEL... Lake Huron is 577 feet above sea LEVEL.. They are both equal? LEVEL? FLAT? No change. No curve. No GLOBE!!!

Something else, why do things fall common question but answer anyways

This is a smaller scale example of sea level. Lake Michigan and Lake Huron form the world's largest water level besides the oceans

Gravity is only electromagnetism

that's not how fluids work...

That is how fluids work.. that's how they built the aqueducts.. people knew this hundreds of years ago

Okay Ron im happy you didnt say density

Yes
Water is always flat
Never observed to curve

I don’t settle at EM for “gravity”.

people hundreds of years ago didn't knew how to build computers

people hundreds of years ago prayed instead of doing surgeries

Yeh nah but stil it's a better attempt than densitt and buoyancy

Moving water curves across the land. (Rivers and streams)

also water is flat? More or less

https://i.postimg.cc/rsMC8yV1/20170713-150026.jpg

Vibration? Electric fields?

Water is affected by electromagnetism. It's otherwise perfectly flat