>Trust *some* authority
>Dumps mainstream media
^me

@lapizzle it's not

Well exactly Abe

Idk because if it were a magnet and something were sticking to the outside of it it wouldnt be able to move

That's what you should be arguing

water moves on the Earth

Tbh FE makes sense

Some of those mainstream physics are actually provable? Gravity is not provable

Your argument should be "theory X in mainstream physics is demonstrably false"

Some conspiracies is where I have a problem

Not "water won't stick to a ball"

Fuck off

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Did this guy really said water does stick to a ball @lapizzle

Water finds its own level

^

Everytime

when things are stuck to a magnet they are not able to move freely

Water finds its own level unless acted on by an external force other than the default downwards force

Default force like what

Literally any force

The force that keeps things down lmao

No. Incorrect

If I cup my hand and hold some water in it and touch it to the bottom of a ball, it will stay there, yes?

I'm not mentioning gravity here

Barring any drips

Wind can help water not seek level

The force that. Keeps things down is called density it’s heavier than air therefore it falls to the ground

you could fill a container with water such that it is full and close the water into a shape I suppose

@Abe Lover imagine if there was a really strong wind pointing in towards a ball from all directions. Wouldn't that keep the water on the ball?

Water will always accept the shape of the container it is put in

When a flat earther says density <:trolled:555217274907262976>

Why do you think there are waves

@formerly known as lapizzle possible

That's gravity

Same thing

All I'm saying is it's possible

Gravity there is no such thing as gravity that is just a theory

@formerly known as lapizzle All globe earthers can do is imagine 🤣