So you can just make a claim and never back it up?

Can I do that too?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O35NA6TywAg

Okay? just because you can use your flawed methods to prove your flawed theory means nothing

The scientific method is to come up with a claim and try to disprove it, not to prove it.

Why is it flawed? Cause I can demonstrate my claim and you can’t?

@AltHarrington u only can prove gravity in larger scale

The scientific method is how you determine proof. Period.

So how do you use the scienctific method to prove the mass of the earth is pulling everything down?

No, your experiment is flawed because it ignores one of the most important laws of physics 😑

How can an experiment in reality ignore a law of nature?

Maybe your making gravity up

The fact is water disproves the ball and your only excuse is to ignore it

Prove that gravity doesn’t exist, without the aid of a silly gif or image. Use your own words.

No you have that backwards.

Prove gravity exists.

Then prove it doesn’t

Prove a negative lol

How do you prove the tooth fairy ISNT real?

That is for you to do.

sry

But LMAO

I have a lambo, prove that i dont

Or is it for me to prove i have a lambo

Tooth fairy is real. Prove she isn’t

Exactly looool

LMAO

So why should I believe water sticks to a ball?

I know why, you cant disprove grabbbity

Is that good enough?

For them it is

For these religious zealots, yeah

the name Bibleman is offensive to me

<@330401359507619840> if you're calm you can rejoin

You can leave if you don't like it here.

@Your Pal Andy

ok

The main problem of gravity lies in the definition. ‘How there’s a force that pulls to the center of the earth.’ When in actuality, the measurement for a downward force all over the exterior of the surface of earth, works just as well on a Flat Earth. The problem again, is the definition. We have never seen earth being a ball where we can say it’s because earth is a ball, pulling objects to the center. When the fact that earth could simply be flat, and there’s already a downward force inherent to a stationary reality where there’s an up, and down.

@Derek Nelson its not even a force

I know. But it’s so they can understand.

Not everything goes down