@Kenny you are the one joking around, claiming without giving evidence etc

you are not being really helpful here

@kino im waiting.

@kino wait what is that whole density tower thing?

start with proving our own theories.
Flat earthers first, then globies next.

Then, we challenge each other's claims.

**just stop rambling if it doesnt bring us anywhere alright**

or you do it your way

ill be waiting.

http://www.atlanteanconspiracy.com/2017/01/the-history-of-flat-earth.html

read

Sure

if you want to go straight to the cavendish experiment just search up cavendish on the website

@kino for?

That is a l o t

yes a lot...

Ok, i think i vaguely got that down.

so lemme cnofirm this
we believe in flat earth so we should stay that way?

history of flat earth.

read the cavendish part only

where is it?

i told you to search up the word cavendish on the website

ctrl + f?

i found it

thnx

i will see what it all about

maybe copypaste the relevant things but dont like seize this opportunity to emprint the entire article

or just summarize it

i think this is it"Now, the Cavendish experiment has been widely criticized by the scientific community because never in over two centuries since its creation has anyone been able to replicate it! Firstly, the balls simply do not always attract one another as they must for the so-called gravitational constant to be constant at all. Sometimes the torsion balance turns towards the balls and sometimes away as it is impossible not to give some slight tremulous motion when interacting with it."

or why dont you show some effort to at least try to understand my argument?

@Kenny

@ShadoW (D.F.J) went to the website and read it

im supposed to be reading smh

well some parts at least

i did...

That why i come up with the next question... how can you vitrify this info? that it couldn't be replicated, as far as i aware the experiment is replicated a lot... and even some record it...

that's why you use certain materials that are insensitive to magnetic fields

And don't use dielectrics

@ShadoW (D.F.J) ok have you done it?

@kino i think so...

dielectrics can store lots of charge on there surface

Like plastics and glass

lead is great because it's conductive and nonmagnetic

If anything lead is repelled by magnetic fields