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Can water really stick to a spinning ball?

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WintaTheAngle · 41-45, M
Centrifugal forces, which on a planetary scale is gravity.
TBIman · 41-45, M
@WintaTheAngle Possibly... If there were such things as a "planet" or "gravity." However, there is not.
WintaTheAngle · 41-45, M
@TBIman I see your meds combo is dialled in yet.
TBIman · 41-45, M
@WintaTheAngle I don't take any meds. Oh was that supposed to be an insult? Come on man, you can do better than that. Try to be really hurtful to the guy who is just trying to help humanity.
WintaTheAngle · 41-45, M
@TBIman No I’ve no intention of actually hurting you. But if you’re going to sell flat Earth, ridicule is more than suitable.
TBIman · 41-45, M
@WintaTheAngle Why is ridicule more than suitable? I am not hurting anyone by offering a different perspective on the world. I totally realize that it sounds ridiculous, but that's only due to the brainwashed spell that most of the world is still under.

Have you ever researched the flat Earth? Or do you believe it to be just another "conspiracy theory?" Believe me when I tell you that the Earth is provably [u]not[/u] a spinning water ball corkscrewing throughout infinite space. Once you know that then you begin looking for other options of what it could be. I am open to any shape that the Earth could be... as long as that shape possesses 0 curvature.

You should look into flat Earth. I was totally blown away by finding out that flat Earth was in fact the truth.
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