ahh edited. it was thrown around in the other thread so much i never even looked the toilet thing up. egg on my face, oh well. thats what i get for dipping my toe in shitty waters.



http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=74476590&f=90

This post was edited by thesnipa on Aug 15 2016 11:47am

It does when it's slow enough. The Coriolis force is only small. Effects train tracts as well. One side would wear down faster than the other, but only when trains are going north/south.... Work of god for sure !

yeah its slow, very slow, microscopically slow but the earth spins at the equator at 1000mph, 66, 600 mph around the sun so is that slow too?

also since you have no logic to oppose anything i said, i just assume you agree with everything i said.




I think your entire logical approach is "i dont need no stinking logic cause i hate your internet persona and I believe the astropriests cause they're friggen 'Merican!



This post was edited by card_sultan on Aug 15 2016 12:26pm

i've been mostly convinced you're 100% trolling with beliefs you don't actually hold for a while now. Why would i spend my time digging through a pile of turds to find the one turd that shows you're wrong when you fail to acknowledge being wrong whenever proven?

Show me where i've ever been proved wrong, i think you're blind so are left with trolling and shitposting so why would i believe your turd anti-logical approach?

This post was edited by card_sultan on Aug 15 2016 12:43pm

and how long will that take you, by train? I know you can calculate the deceleration/sec. -> small force compared to the force keeping them on their wheels to contra act gravity. What ever force Flat Earthers think that may be. (and yes it is measurable with the same type of instruments, for if you want to neglect gravity, you can't, because the measurable force is there, however you call it.)

So you think Gravity is keeping a train on its tracks?

Well.. It explains the train tracks wearing down faster at one side.. You dont

This post was edited by Knaapie on Aug 15 2016 02:11pm

Well if you look at a normal car with rear wheel drive one tire is the drive wheel - do you know what that means? How do you know the engine of the train isn't apply more torque to one side?

Yea lol, who believes in gravity? Fucking sheeple that's who. You're so smart card. I wish I could see through all of big aeronautics' lies as easily as you do.