Most lakes, anyways

Larger ones do tend to have tides

Like the Great Lakes have small tides

they 're too small to be affected by the monstrous gravity okay

The Hudson Bay isn’t a lake, but it has huge tidal variance

they do have tides

just so small

see, i didn't know that

you dont see it

doesnt make sense some parts of the oceans wouldnt be affected

Swimming pole?

O_o

Tf you swim in, Astral

😛

jeremy wat a animation of the orbits

tidal nodes dont make sense in your theory the sun and the moon affect tides

no i can visualize it

?

looks messy from a globe point of view

thats gotta be hard to explain

i feel like that needs some crazy math

or magical reasons

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Honestly same

id like to know how it all works lol

just study geology

geology knows how it all works

?

i dont trust geology

Tidal nodes work due to how currents meet at those points and cause the tide to take a circular, Vice linear, pattern.

?!!?!

That said, out of more random curiosity

How do you think the tides work on a flat earth?

they date the layers of rocks by the fossils they find in them and they date the fossils by the layers of rock they find them in

idk but the sun and moon doesnt make sense on either one now does it

I don’t think I’ve ever been in a discussion where they were explained

difference is science has said the moon and sun do it

Sun and moon definitely wouldn’t do it on a flat earth.

But it works on a globe