Anyways I’ll go shower and cook some food now, maybe I’ll discuss this later

Bye

wrong balls are man made

Im more curious about how gravity works within a flat earth model

aight

It doesn't

!mute @ThatStankBitch

<:XMARK6:403540169992568833> You cannot mute someone already muted.

Lol

gj

Like, it’s impossible to not have gravity

Or some force that makes things accelerate at 9.8 m/s2

Oof

He muted me because he couldn’t stand the truth

So sad

!unmute @ThatStankBitch

<:XMARK6:403540169992568833> You cannot unmute someone who is not muted.

Why’re you lying about muting me frosty

What

Never mind

You got automuted before

For too many warnings

Oh yeah

hmm

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Search up any photos of the iss or upper atmosphere at you will see a curvature

@Nicolaus Copernicus Not true, you are applying ball gravity onto a flat surface. Gravity would undeniably work differently on a flat surface.

It simply would go down.

Not pull you sideways

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Not gravity as it is understood. On a flat, finite-sized surface, there would be force toward the center of the surface as well as “down”

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the earth is flat, with no edges, and spherical.

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Has been censored by me

Careful @Tae