Can water really stick to a spinning ball?

@redredred As if I haven't heard that one before. If I were to step off of a 10-story building I would fall. Hopefully to my death, but "gravity" would have absolutely nothing to do with the reason that I fell. I would fall because I weighed more than the air around me. This is very basic stuff man. Why is it so hard for you to grasp?

@TBIman What causes your weight? Why do you weigh? What intrinsic quality of matter causes weight? Explain.

@redredred My mass causes my weight. What causes yours?

@TBIman How does mass cause weight? Your mythical flat earth has mass, what’s holding it up? And what’s holding that up? And what’s holding that up?

Explain, as professor Higgs could not, how matter has mass.

@redredred Look Red, why is it soooooo very important to you, that clearly motionless plain beneath our feet, be an extremely ridiculous spinning ball?

I really would like an answer. I mean to hate humans who just live free of this oppressive government is fucked up bro. Do I do a little research bro. There is so much evidence out there that conclusively refutes the 24,901 ball.

https://odysee.com/@EricDubay:c/WhyWouldTheyLieAboutFlatEarth:3?r=BCfYmKRH5f8mS4YmDFsy61fy3v3n4BFE

@TBIman what is the motive for this conspiracy? If you can’t even guess at a potential motive then your whole conspiracy notion falls apart.

Gravity is the weakest of the four basic forces. It does, however work over galactic distances. Matter attracts other matter gravitationally. In space matter accretes and the body grows in size. The only rational shape for such accretion is spherical; no other shape makes any sense, certainly not a disk.

Go back to motive. Unless you can give any reasonable motive for keeping a flat-earth a secret and pushing a false narrative about spherical earth (and all other planets) then you have a huge burden to prove your idea.