Message from @Alpha

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2019-08-03 02:44:27 UTC  

You tried to first prove it to me with the scientific method then went full red herring fallacy and derailed your thesis lol

2019-08-03 02:44:44 UTC  

A model that doesn't even recognize gravity

2019-08-03 02:44:57 UTC  

And is built totally ditching it's effect?

2019-08-03 02:45:21 UTC  

Look up what burden of proof means @Alpha

2019-08-03 02:45:44 UTC  

I know what burden of proof means

2019-08-03 02:45:57 UTC  

FALLACY REEEEEE
- ever heard of the "fallacy" fallacy? Just because you claim it follows a fallacy doesn't mean you refute it.

2019-08-03 02:46:02 UTC  

Why don't you prove it exists instead of shifting it on me to prove to you that it doesn't?

2019-08-03 02:46:07 UTC  

The concept of gravity is a simple solution. It explains a whole lot of stuff without jumping through hoops. It’s simple and clean and makes a whole lot of sense. The flat earth model that believes gravity doesn’t exist on the other hand has some acrobatic logic making twists and turns trying to explain every little thing with every little workaround possible.

2019-08-03 02:46:23 UTC  

Im just saying you can't expect people to prove the existance of something according to a model build around the premise that it doesn't exist

2019-08-03 02:46:53 UTC  

so balls floating in space that move on their own that are super large and distant all based on zero scientific evidence makes more sense?

2019-08-03 02:46:54 UTC  

False conclusion, things falls down therefore water stick on a sphere?

2019-08-03 02:46:54 UTC  

They just did? They proved it multiple times and yet you refute it because "fallacy lol"

2019-08-03 02:47:24 UTC  

Water is mass like everything else

2019-08-03 02:47:28 UTC  

You know that right?

2019-08-03 02:47:30 UTC  

Give me an irrefutable sound and valid premise with a conclusion or a scientific method article that explains it. Not that hard

2019-08-03 02:47:40 UTC  

Newton

2019-08-03 02:48:00 UTC  

Not an argument

2019-08-03 02:48:08 UTC  

If a sphere as big as earth sticks together then the water naturally would have stick to it as well?

2019-08-03 02:48:15 UTC  

I’m sure you follow that train of thought

2019-08-03 02:48:24 UTC  

Water is *part* of the sphere

2019-08-03 02:48:28 UTC  

Newton introduced the idea of gravity

2019-08-03 02:48:30 UTC  

it is mass

2019-08-03 02:48:40 UTC  

And also

2019-08-03 02:48:55 UTC  

problems with newtons gravity

2019-08-03 02:49:01 UTC  

You're not giving me an explanation of why gravity would work. You're just assuming gravity already exists

2019-08-03 02:49:10 UTC  

Let me read that I'll go back to you

2019-08-03 02:49:37 UTC  

k

2019-08-03 02:50:09 UTC  

Nothing productive of this came, globe earthers just burden proof all the time or appeal to authority like '' NEWTON GRAVITY ''

2019-08-03 02:50:11 UTC  

Yeah so then we can agree that general relativity is accurate then

2019-08-03 02:50:39 UTC  

I’m afraid you’re pulling your “burden of proof” shenanigans

2019-08-03 02:50:53 UTC  

You’re the one demanding scholarly articles at your beck and call

2019-08-03 02:51:16 UTC  

Newton gravity has problems that is pretty well known now

2019-08-03 02:51:22 UTC  

All you’ve done is ask for proof while providing nothing of your own

2019-08-03 02:51:26 UTC  

Not just no proof

2019-08-03 02:51:34 UTC  

You’ve not even made any points really

2019-08-03 02:51:39 UTC  

General relativity makes little to no sense

2019-08-03 02:51:50 UTC  

@Arachidamia Except the fact you were first proving me that gravity exist then told me why would it not exist? Congratulations, you have successfully derailed the convo. Why can't you prove it with the scientific method if it's that simple?

2019-08-03 02:51:51 UTC  

How so

2019-08-03 02:52:06 UTC  

I never said it was simple

2019-08-03 02:52:08 UTC  

:^)