Gravity simply isnt strong enough

isn't strong enough to do what

Plus you can't ignore entropy

Cant*

true, and i don't

Ok well good for u then. =)

so what isn't gravity strong enough to do

i think this is where you're misstepping

imagine how strong the flow of oxygen rushes out of the trees and plants would have to be to maintain current levels... stand next to a tree and get blown back hundreds of feet XD

globe earthers...

XD

@Seeker of Truth why would it have to be that must flowrate from one tree?

got any math that suggests this?

perhaps rate of consumption?

Not going to waste my time on you~

k

i'll take that as "don't know"

sounds like another unscientific claim

which is exactly your criticism of gravity. so that's a bit hypocritical

So i have a question for all flat earthers : how is it that maps based on a globe are accurate?

As in we can test them ourselves

They aren't

k

Not one map in existence is accurate

back that claim up

b/c they sure do work when i need to go anywhere

Not one map in existence is accurate

not sure about that

i can follow google maps and it works

it also accurately shows me my location

and the distance i traavelled

Landmasses are distorted and if you dare to deny that, you know nothing of cartography.

In which case, good luck.

that's just b/c of the projection distortion

but that's handled with the variable scale

So you admit they are inaccurate

We're getting somewhere

no it's accurate, just not uniform scale across it

No, it's not.

They are distorted

dunno why you say that