i bought two books on ebay that are for beginners

but i havent even gone through 5 pages yet

i was planning on drawing well by now

kudos to you for doing it. it REQUIRES diligence

Making music is awesome! I've dinked around in a few things, but I'm not very good at it. That's pretty cool to have a natural talent for that stuff.

It's addicting

you'll always be wondering what jingle you could potentially be making at any moment

No globe earth

o-o

*hi citizen*

Hello

ever since i researched flat earth, you tube has been recommending me 24/7 vids on "how the universe works" lol

@Flat Earth PhD all flearthers believe in a downward vector. I don't think you'll find a single person or even animal that doesn't believe in it.

@RadRhys u r riding the line

We believe density is the cause

Not your fantasy

You believe gravity attracts unless its small

the cause of downward force on a flat earth might be uncomfortable for the world of scientism because it is probably God dependent

even an atheist would admit that God's existence would surely have an effect on the laws of physics. perhaps gravity is just a downward force in relation to where He resides.

who knows

gravity is something to ponder no matter what side you're currently on tbh

@Citizen Z how weird then that all engineers, and scientist use the gravity calculations to ensure bridges buildings, cars and airplanes are safe. Imagine all those people using a fantasy to keep everyone safe.

@parkinson1963 imagine all those ppl

@Citizen Z Look up what a vector is. It doesn't necessarily involve gravity, you're just making assumptions

I'll bet literally my entire net worth (not much tbh lmao) that literally every person in the world believes in a downward vector

@Citizen Z yep all those scientist and engineers using gravity to keep you safe, gravity always works.

They use a mathematical construct.

@RadRhys vectors are fun

...said nobody ever lmao

lao

ight bet

they easy and fun

what are you on lol

they're fun when you're working with opposing or perpendicular forces

if it has anything to do with sine or cosine, it's awful

thats why i use inverse tnagent

tangent*

ugh i hate those terms. lol

its starting to look like my old cram session note sheets

lol

i dont study for any physics exams, i just ace them anyway