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Edited by Krishnas Prophet:
6/27/2016 12:37:30 AM
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Even A Freakin' Slinky Proves That Gravity Is A Lie! Just Try To Explain Away This One...
Watch the above image carefully: IF GRAVITY WAS TRUE THE SLINKY SHOULD FALL BOTTOM FIRST. Why do yo u continue to believe in scientific lies that are manifestly false?
Too bad Newton didn't have a slinky...
[spoiler]Video source of image:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-V-ZfRXReKM[/spoiler]
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4 RepliesWhy do you never reply to those with a valid argument? Are you afraid that you are wrong?
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1 ReplyThat slinky has more common sense than you.
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9 RepliesFirst off, you're a fool. 🤔okay so each side of the slinky is moving towards the middle of the slinky when it's dropped, K? It falls at the same rate as the bottom side of the slinky moving, K? As the bottom side of the slinky moves up, gravity pulls it down at the same time, while the top part is unaffected. K? K. Now i bet you won't reply to this since you never do to actual arguments.
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It's a slinky. [spoiler] Slinkies are wierd[/spoiler]
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Wouldn't that not work with the UA as well? I'm curious to see the explanation on that one for a flat-Earth model. [quote]Maybe you just goofed up a little, sometimes, forces work strangely.[/quote]
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2 RepliesStill don't know why I havnt muted you yet
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4 RepliesHow thick is the Earth?
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2 RepliesThis -blam!-ing joke has gone off long enough. It's time to stop.
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You remind me of those guys in Monty Python saying that if you float like a duck then you are made wood. And wood burns like a witch so if you float on water your a witch also. Such powerful logic
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I feel bad for the person in that Gif. [spoiler]how uneducated he is.[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesOh, that's simple. The bottom of the slinky simply doesnt know that it has been dropped yet The same thing happens when you push a solid object. Both ends don't move at the same time. The end closest to the pushing point moves first. I don't know how to explain the exact science behind it.
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3 RepliesWow, people are still taking your b8
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ALSO GRAVITY IS PASSIVE [spoiler] ...a casual loop within this toggler's mechanism suggests that the toggling process somehow binds space and time into... [/spoiler]
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IF UR SOO SMART.MAKE A FRIKKIM TUNNEL THROUGH THE CENTER OF THE FRIKKIN EARTH AND JUMP THROUGH IT (scruub) [spoiler] ...a casual loop within this toggler's mechanism suggests that the toggling process somehow binds space and time into... [/spoiler]
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It's true don't b sawl-T bout it
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1 ReplySo, i'm getting sick of your b8s. Sorry at first they were funny now they are useless. [spoiler]muted[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesWell you think the earth is flat. So why can't I see everest, the tallest mountain on earth, on a clear day when I look east/west. Boom, disproven. Two can play at this level of dumb!
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The guy lets go of the slinky in his right hand first. Also the tension on the slinky makes it contract faster so the larger one will pull down faster.
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Lol u can't get sex
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1 ReplyIt just means force of tension is equal to force of gravity duh
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5 RepliesWhoever made that video is retarded. He said jumping disproved gravity. If you actually think that you are stupid. When you jump, gravity is what brings you down. Without gravity, you would just float out of the planet.
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You are a fool. Have you ever taken physics before?
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Edited by LibertarianCajun: 6/27/2016 1:44:44 PMI'm gonna bite the b8, your hand is not positioned at a perfect 180 degree angle, so when you drop the slinky, the top of the slinky is already tipped to the side. Then gravity pushes down on it, gravity does not change the direction the slinky falls, your hand's positioning did.
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Ummm gravity pushes down from above m8...
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OhaiKrishna
