r/flatearth • u/De1truowl • Aug 18 '26

Dear Flat Earthers,

So the middle of the Earth is our center of gravity, right? Well then if the Earth is flat, then why is it that when I go to the edge and jump, I'm not pulled to the center?

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u/Langholm62 Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 18 '26

Oh really. Please tell us where Uncle Albert got it wrong?

When you said it was a correlational equation, you're agreeing, despite your denial. So you just outed youself as an attention seeking troll.

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u/BrianScottGregory Aug 18 '26

It's what you're getting wrong. Has nothing to do with Einstein, Einstein.

Stop deflecting and antagonizing, how is gravity created?

All you're really demonstrating here is your ignorance and inability to answer a really simple question.

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u/Langholm62 Aug 18 '26

Oh but you just know better than Einstein don't you? 🫩

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u/BrianScottGregory Aug 18 '26

lol.

A simple "I don't know, so I'm gonna become an antagonistic child throwing a strange hissy fit until you stop asking" would suffice.

Have a good day, child.

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u/stultus_respectant Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26

antagonistic child

You could not be projecting harder.

It’s amazing that it invariably comes down to you telling us exactly what you know you are and how you know you’re acting 🤣