Air has mass

its the same volume either way

The force is with you @Σ5

A piece of wood has less mass then the entire atmosphere

yes

Therefore it should float

no

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i said the mass of the displaced fluid

not the fluid

displacement is volume

Lol

Yes

So density times volume is a mass

The volume of the object

Ok cool

But the entire buoyancy and displacement only exists in the first place due to “gravity” (which we know is just space-time curvature)

you cant have a force without an acceleration

g

you cant accelerate a mass without a force

and we know that things accelerate downward

and we know thay have mass

so there is a force pushing things downwards

yes

g r a v I t y

a force proportional to the mass

wich is why g has dimentions force per mass

L/T^2=F/M

go on

k bye

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why are there so many read only channels on a debate server

Wack

One sided

I see that

hm

Aight who here actually thinks the earth's a frisbee

I know the earthiness is wrong but your free to "prove me wrong"

because theyre information channels

thuis also isnt a debate server

They r read only for the closed minded who would put junk in them