I'm curious

daniel water is flat thinking it bends down is crazier than the globe theory

Train tracks when laid, are not laid in accountance with the curvature of the earth.

Do you understand that?

https://youtu.be/_UkBGo8oIl4

Water looks flat

It is not EVEN CONSIDERED.

In the ENTIRE engineering process.

Not in rail roads.

do you understand they are contour or w/e? so it would be irrelevant if they accounted for the curvature?

you can see more of the earth because of refraction

citizen i was jokin when i said himiwari

What if water is bending up slightly as it's being pushed out from a centre point above

Not in Canal's.

light is interesting

i guess its possible

unlikely as the globe imo

Naa concave makes way more sense than the globr

-_-

anything would make more sense than the globe

if you lay a train track, you only care about the single rail, because the rail needs to conform to the ground, many rails doesn't need any sort of calculations for curvature, what is ridiculous is expecting it to.

even if earth was flat, its not flat enough for perfect train tracks

they obviously bend

Water is always level

Flat

flat

these maniacs think level means curved lol

Physics

Of water

also, might I recommend doing what they do in city meetings for your debate channel? I havent really been in one yet, but I heard they get pretty heated. mute everyone except the person that is proposing something for a good 10 or 5 seconds then go down the line for proposals

name a state of matter that doesn't always find level at it's lowest state of energy between liquid solid and gas, 'water finds level' is irrelevant because everything, every single liquid, gas, and even solids, find level and adjust their energy state. EVERYTHING finds level. OK?

so water is in no way special

If the balls diverged in the Tamarack mineshaft plumbob experiment, that suggests that even though it looks flat it's not

u should look up the definition of level

level means flat

superfluid helium ignores the properties of density? OK.

It does?

does it?

@ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan what was the measured divergence?

water is level and level means flat if u dont think so u should look it up in the dictionary