No

I'm not even saying the earth is a ball right now, all I am saying is IF the earth is a ball and IF gravity exists THEN AND ONLY THEN would water stick to the ball

Im saying thats a theory based off a model. Not reality

Absolutely

It's a hypothetical

IF it was reality, water would stick to the ball

you see if the ball was large enough then it makes even more sense (not)

IF gravity exists as it is said to in mainstream science, water would stick to the ball

water doesn't cling to spheres

@Citizen Z IF all of mainstream physics is accurate, would water stick to the earth?

that's OK because all around the ball is an absolute vacuum!

Everything you say about flat earthers. You should be looking in the mirror first

Yay or nay?

**IF** all mainstream physics is accurate

Would water stick to the ball?

>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?