BOOOOOM, headshot! lol snipa strikes again.




This post was edited by C4NTWO on Dec 28 2017 04:18pm

#CardVsCard



So, going by your quote below (from post #4026 above), the pen hit the desk because it was denser than the air around it.



Yet, if removing the air from a vacuum chamber (the air being the medium you're ranting about) imparts no change in the density of either the feather or the bowling ball (this is correct, no density change happens in either item), then what causes the feather to fall at the same rate as the bowling ball in a vacuum?

needs to deflect from the fact he spent 5 hours raging that people dont auto believe in the consensus faith

think he's the one baiting/10





whats up fish?

This post was edited by card_sultan on Dec 28 2017 04:23pm

ive spent 0 hours raging, saying it over and over doesnt prove anything. posting a block of text doesnt prove emotions. thats just another delusion in your head, like the shape of the earth.

convert to Christianity, at least then you'll be logical.

but ive left the topic at times for months at a clip. you come back every day like the good little doggie you are. unless you get suspended.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Dec 28 2017 04:21pm

Nope that’s force. As in the bowling ball hit the surface with a much larger impact than the feather, which you can even observe if you can get past your cognitive dissonance.

Denial - not just a river in Egypt!

Preach your faith more.

sorry, but the force only exists in Star Wars
and the Battle for "space" is only between your Ears

Clearly you've lost.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Dec 28 2017 04:30pm

Dodge



So, going by your quote below (from post #4026 above), the pen hit the desk because it was denser than the air around it.



Yet, if removing the air from a vacuum chamber (the air being the medium you're ranting about) imparts no change in the density of either the feather or the bowling ball (this is correct, no density change happens in either item), then what causes the feather to fall at the same rate as the bowling ball in a vacuum?

proof?

Proof you didn't dodge - posting that you dodge

I cant take anything you say now with an seriousness if you're so intellectually dishonest as that.

Your opinion is now even more worthless than before



air and a vacuum have the same density?

holy low iq

the feather and the bowling ball are both in the same density medium

This post was edited by card_sultan on Dec 28 2017 04:36pm

Answer the question:

Is a feather more or less dense than a bowling ball?

Real simple question. Simple enough that even your dinosaur brain should be able to come up with an answer.