If gravity doesn't exist, how are we on the surface of the earth instead of us just floating in space? @H8mz88

It should, you're defining water with water, gravity explains why heavy things go bellow, density doesn't

space = theory

If I make a pressure chamber where there's higher density above, would things rise?

no its a vacuum chamber dude

vacuum can only exist IN A CLOSED CONTIANER

what if

the

earth

was

a

square

I am still confused over how gravity doesn't exist

anyone think about that?

If the top was made from denser material, things should rise, if they just seek denser medium

no its a closed container mate

think about it

So?

no

Denser above

closed container = outside doesnt affect it

I do not want to use 1 of my 2 braincells on this

Yes

Outside does not affect, top of the container is made from denser material then the bottom, things seek denser medium, top is denser medium then the bottom, what would happen in your model??

??????

dude its a BOX with a vacuum

outside the BOX doesnt affect INSIDE THE BOX

Smh

@Strike *typing intensifies*

the material of the BOX doesnt affect the vacuum

Useless this

Strike do you really believe the earth is flat, gravity doesn't exist?

I don't like using my mic

look I dont know the truth of my reality fully, but I know for sure it is not a tilting, spinning, wobbling ball with water glued to it

because water always seeks level

but if you put your finger into a glass of water it curves

Ok, I have a box where there's a pressure gradient that has the denser end at the top, what does happen to a thing inside the box?

Im not sure maleman, im not a scientist

😂

just a dumb researcher 😉

ok why are we using our braincells on this