Message from @rivenator12113

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2019-08-03 03:15:36 UTC  

I'm leaving too

2019-08-03 03:15:40 UTC  

Ok...

2019-08-03 03:15:44 UTC  

Bye.

2019-08-03 03:15:45 UTC  

Nice debate

2019-08-03 03:15:46 UTC  

Sorry citizen z

2019-08-03 03:15:53 UTC  

All good brother

2019-08-03 03:16:00 UTC  

Can't even proof his scientific method. Fool

2019-08-03 03:16:01 UTC  

bye

2019-08-03 03:16:05 UTC  

Tchüss as the germans say it

2019-08-03 03:16:05 UTC  

Cya

2019-08-03 03:16:23 UTC  

I’m sure some of you are nice people and i don’t want to judge you on one disagreement

2019-08-03 03:16:28 UTC  

Lets not call ppl fools

2019-08-03 03:16:45 UTC  

So I guess the old phrase reigns supreme once more

2019-08-03 03:16:47 UTC  

We are investigating together. Not against eachother

2019-08-03 03:16:50 UTC  

Let’s agree to disagree

2019-08-03 03:16:55 UTC  

farewell

2019-08-03 03:17:00 UTC  

Sorry milord, I shall not make that mistake

2019-08-03 03:17:09 UTC  

Science is fun to explore

2019-08-03 03:17:19 UTC  

Dont make it not fun

2019-08-03 03:17:35 UTC  

Even more fun when they can't explain how gravity works. All their arguments are based on if gravity already exists lol

2019-08-03 03:17:56 UTC  

It's so fun to see them get mad when I question

2019-08-03 03:18:00 UTC  

I still can't believe cavendish is the only experiment they offer for gravity

2019-08-03 03:18:03 UTC  

Lol wow <:butthurt:507983822244151306> ❄ @Arachidamia#0592

2019-08-03 03:18:41 UTC  

They offer more but its exclusive to space experiments

2019-08-03 03:18:42 UTC  

atmosphere water sticking to globe all from one experiment

2019-08-03 03:18:51 UTC  

Has anyone ever tried Cavendish expiremment within a vacuum? It doesn't even the same results within the same environment, its a flawed scientific method.

2019-08-03 03:18:56 UTC  

No

2019-08-03 03:19:06 UTC  

not that I've heard of

2019-08-03 03:19:06 UTC  

Never even tried regular one

2019-08-03 03:19:16 UTC  

Other than what i had offered up but then i became a sidecast of the debate

2019-08-03 03:19:46 UTC  

Need to get rid of independent variables

2019-08-03 03:19:53 UTC  

Such as static

2019-08-03 03:20:03 UTC  

Or charge

2019-08-03 03:20:16 UTC  

I read something that also says vibrations around the experiment could be causing the motion

2019-08-03 03:20:27 UTC  

Interesting

2019-08-03 03:20:36 UTC  

Never thought of that

2019-08-03 03:20:55 UTC  

I mean if we are talking such a minute amount and it is attached to something...yeah

2019-08-03 03:21:01 UTC  

You also need a magnetically-shielded environment

2019-08-03 03:21:18 UTC  

lot of problems there

2019-08-03 03:23:24 UTC  

Well we have magnetic or statically affected attraction between salt grains and we also have it between dense lead balls in fairness

2019-08-03 06:48:29 UTC  

@Akhanyatin half of "classical mechanics" is actually wrong, just so you know. And regardless, you asking me to prove an understanding would require you to understand the concepts so that you could claim that I don't.