Message from @ProgrammerVerbatim

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2019-12-23 18:54:38 UTC  

is california one of them?

2019-12-23 18:54:39 UTC  

jk

2019-12-23 18:55:16 UTC  

nah gold would melt there too easy

2019-12-23 18:55:24 UTC  

good morning chat

2019-12-23 18:55:32 UTC  

@carlito I would love to. You can know as much as me you just have to research the processes and it is a lot but if you are passionate about it you can spend about 2 days cramming the information in threw definition and videos and then right down their breakdowns in word so you can easily pull them up.

2019-12-23 18:57:58 UTC  

flat earth the only correct model

2019-12-23 18:58:01 UTC  

okays sounds great, @Sassy Undeniably .. i've taught before using drawings i created based on various syllabus and you'd be amazed how much information can actually squeeze into one sized A3 drawing lol .. i will keep u updated and thanks!

2019-12-23 18:58:48 UTC  

If someone throws a definition at you look it up on the spot. I find this is the best way to learn new stuff that sticks so when you hear it again you can process it and it's association and application in discussions. Globe heads like to throw out things and see what sticks. I like to smack the hell out of them with information and see how long the smack print last. It usually doesn't wear off that fast. LOL

2019-12-23 19:00:05 UTC  

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2019-12-23 19:00:22 UTC  

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2019-12-23 19:00:30 UTC  

!mute @Karrp

2019-12-23 19:00:31 UTC  

2019-12-23 19:00:57 UTC  

yeah the bot smacks karrp three times for trying

2019-12-23 19:01:27 UTC  

@Sassy Undeniably don’t you think it weird how most flat earth don’t have a basic understanding of science

2019-12-23 19:01:45 UTC  

Salutations, all!

2019-12-23 19:01:48 UTC  

another subjective statement @shakz7 when will you learn?

2019-12-23 19:01:50 UTC  

hahaha, and i agree with what you said about the 2 day cram session, but still there is more information / puzzle pieces that need filling that aren't available online

2019-12-23 19:02:14 UTC  

@ProgrammerVerbatim you are saying gravity doesn’t exist

2019-12-23 19:02:39 UTC  

no im asking for proof

2019-12-23 19:02:51 UTC  

which doesn't rely on making up a theory

2019-12-23 19:02:57 UTC  

you claim it doesn't exist

2019-12-23 19:03:00 UTC  

Why are you not floating rn

2019-12-23 19:03:09 UTC  

which goes against the standing theory

2019-12-23 19:03:16 UTC  

i will retract my claim if i get solid proof

2019-12-23 19:03:19 UTC  

so the burden of proof rests on you

2019-12-23 19:03:31 UTC  

@shakz7 because my density < earth and > the air

2019-12-23 19:03:47 UTC  

@Thuis001 the standing theory should be proven first

2019-12-23 19:03:50 UTC  

No

2019-12-23 19:03:53 UTC  

it has been

2019-12-23 19:03:59 UTC  

then say it

2019-12-23 19:04:07 UTC  

it's how it got to be the standing theory in the first place

2019-12-23 19:04:09 UTC  

@ProgrammerVerbatim so what you have a greater density

2019-12-23 19:04:14 UTC  

@shakz7 I beg to differ however I do find it weird that most globe heads want to argue about what we know when they can't prove anything at all and resort to focusing on the individuals and not the information provided. I think it is a big symptom of trying to fight of cognitive dissonance of to which I give globalist all the time.

2019-12-23 19:04:25 UTC  

@shakz7 than the air yes

2019-12-23 19:04:38 UTC  

@ProgrammerVerbatim what’s keeping you on the earth

2019-12-23 19:04:55 UTC  

@shakz7 density and the natural inclination of objects

2019-12-23 19:05:01 UTC  

to become stationary

2019-12-23 19:05:13 UTC  

we are not floating because there is a bias towards ground , and because of the verifiable existence of buoyancy and density

2019-12-23 19:05:17 UTC  

What's this debate about?

2019-12-23 19:05:21 UTC  

gravity