name a liquid, gas, or solid that 'doesn't find level'

Thanks for proving yourself wrong.

what

so basically everything finds level, glad that's established.

No.

water = zero importance

You are making an assumption

Was repeated a second time in france... Same results

That water finds level.

Flat earthers do the same thing

water is a huge importance 3/4 of the planets surface is water

Concavers know the difference.

no? literally everything because of density finds level, water is meaningless

he said waters not important

SAND finds level

Water always seeks the least path of resistance. Like electricity.

CHOCOLATE SYRUP FINDS LEVEL

water = pointless demostration

Has been for a hot minute

Since I got banned from 24/7

sand doesnt find its own level

For trying to explain it.

this guys trolling u i think

All a fE'r has to do is ask 3 basic questions.

@GandalfTheGreen concave earth... Talking about it.. Will get you trolled

a more accurate statement is "water conforms to its environment."

@ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan did they always diverge in every test?

yes, sand finds it's lowest state of energy and eventually finds level. if you shake a box of sand to simulate passing of time, it does this immediately

all a flat earther needs is one question where is proof of curvature

@Citizen Z I believe so two tests done, then they stopped it

u have to shake it it wont naturally find its own level

yes it will

u have to shake something to simulate passing of time ?

what

1. Do stars rotate in opposite directions in the southern hemisphere?
2. Are there 2 Celestial Poles?
3. Is the firmament the same height around the dome?

@ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan I'm very well aware brother.

do you know what simulate means

The problem with those questoins

Is the answer is YES.

To all 3.

it means it does it even if you don't shake it, but shaking improves the speed

@GandalfTheGreen👍