Put a flat earthier into space



Nukehasslefan said:
Feel free to go with whatever you feel.
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You're poor at social interaction aren't you? The usual method of a 'conversation' is that one person will make a comment and the other will respond with something relevant. Or, as in this case, one person will ask a question of the other and receive a response relevant to the question, not a generic off the shelf, non-committal, abstract deflection. You need to brush up your skills.
 
ned_werby said:
You're poor at social interaction aren't you?
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Only with those that offer it...yes.
ned_werby said:
The usual method of a 'conversation' is that one person will make a comment and the other will respond with something relevant.
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Aye. Once you learn that we can definitely move on.
ned_werby said:
Or, as in this case, one person will ask a question of the other and receive a response relevant to the question, not a generic off the shelf, non-committal, abstract deflection. You need to brush up your skills.
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My skills are absolutely fine for what I'm dealing with but thanks for your concern.
 
Nukehasslefan said:
So you're telling me you were in a perfectly square sealed room with wall floor and ceiling strength all exact and inside another similar box suspended to ensure perfect set up and also had fans blowing air up to make everything exact and put yourself into this environment then dropped a ball and it didn't float.

Am I getting this right before I move on?

Ok no problem.

How do you work in something that holds an exact pressure?

Did you walk into it on a foundation to get in the door?
Is the ceiling built as strong as the foundation it is on?
Are the walls all equal as the ceiling and the foundation?
How do you breathe?
How does your breath exit the facility?
I could go on and on but...well.
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Wow, you have gone full on retard with this, who would have expected this? What is the point of any of these questions, it deflects from the point that the pressure, temperature and humidity is exactly the same floor to ceiling.

Why would the room need to be perfectly square? Why would it be suspended? I mean really what the fuck are these questions?

So no, you are not getting it right at all - in any way.

Did I walk in on a foundation? A what, the walls have foundations, it is not built on sand.

How do I work in something which maintains pressure? With great ease. It would be difficult if it was extreme high or extreme low, but it is not.

How do I breath. We allow air in our data centre.

The point is the pressure is equal floor to ceiling and therefore no atmospheric stacking, so by your reasoning objects should float. They don't.
 
DaveH said:
Wow, you have gone full on retard with this, who would have expected this? What is the point of any of these questions, it deflects from the point that the pressure, temperature and humidity is exactly the same floor to ceiling.
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No it doesn't and I'm surprised you even offer this as an argument and think you're getting somewhere.

DaveH said:
Why would the room need to be perfectly square? Why would it be suspended? I mean really what the fuck are these questions?
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Pertinent one's that's what.
You offer a perfect room. One that has supposed perfect pressure with no alternations.
You then offer you and what's in the room, plus fans and vents and then try and marry it up to a ball floating inside and being shocked that it doesn't float.



DaveH said:
So no, you are not getting it right at all - in any way.
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You aren't.
DaveH said:
Did I walk in on a foundation? A what, the walls have foundations, it is not built on sand.
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But it is built on something that offers a foundation to the external atmosphere along with the actual building itself.
there's just so much wrong with what you offer.
DaveH said:
How do I work in something which maintains pressure? With great ease. It would be difficult if it was extreme high or extreme low, but it is not.
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Why even use a ball when you could've just argued for why you didn't float if that's your stance.
DaveH said:
How do I breath. We allow air in our data centre.
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You're getting somewhere now.
DaveH said:
The point is the pressure is equal floor to ceiling and therefore no atmospheric stacking, so by your reasoning objects should float. They don't.
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No it's not.
 
Nukehasslefan said:
No it doesn't and I'm surprised you even offer this as an argument and think you're getting somewhere.


Pertinent one's that's what.
You offer a perfect room. One that has supposed perfect pressure with no alternations.
You then offer you and what's in the room, plus fans and vents and then try and marry it up to a ball floating inside and being shocked that it doesn't float.




You aren't.

But it is built on something that offers a foundation to the external atmosphere along with the actual building itself.
there's just so much wrong with what you offer.

Why even use a ball when you could've just argued for why you didn't float if that's your stance.

You're getting somewhere now.

No it's not.
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You should go into high end science. With your unique expertise in every field you'd make a fortune. Plus you would be able to do something different every day because of the wide range of your genius.

You are a treasure to society. Please help us all improve.

Dave H is thick as fuck and you've shown him up as such. He lies about his job and knowledge and its quite obvious now.
 
nahwee said:
You are starting to look foolish Nukey, you need to post a distraction, and quick.
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Nukehasslefan said:
No it doesn't and I'm surprised you even offer this as an argument and think you're getting somewhere.
Pertinent one's that's what.
You offer a perfect room. One that has supposed perfect pressure with no alternations.
You then offer you and what's in the room, plus fans and vents and then try and marry it up to a ball floating inside and being shocked that it doesn't float.
You aren't.
But it is built on something that offers a foundation to the external atmosphere along with the actual building itself.
there's just so much wrong with what you offer.
Why even use a ball when you could've just argued for why you didn't float if that's your stance.
You're getting somewhere now.
No it's not.
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👍🏻 Nice try.
 
Nukehasslefan said:
No it doesn't and I'm surprised you even offer this as an argument and think you're getting somewhere.


Pertinent one's that's what.
You offer a perfect room. One that has supposed perfect pressure with no alternations.
You then offer you and what's in the room, plus fans and vents and then try and marry it up to a ball floating inside and being shocked that it doesn't float.




You aren't.

But it is built on something that offers a foundation to the external atmosphere along with the actual building itself.
there's just so much wrong with what you offer.

Why even use a ball when you could've just argued for why you didn't float if that's your stance.

You're getting somewhere now.

No it's not.
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How can you possibly say the room you have never been in does not have equal pressure floor to ceiling? are you saying I’m a liar or just wrong?
 

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