fast Eddie f wrote:
>40 IQ score wrote:You didn't answer my question about being retarded, as the matter is still highly unclear.
You are saying that the Earth varies too much in radial mass, density and altitude to make a correct calculation, yet you have access to a pool table that is so perfectly flat with absolutely no friction with cue balls that have a ratio of pi to the millionth digit on a place on Earth so perfectly round (or flat) that the balls should roll to the center from a force as small as the number mentioned.
If you were wondering about the pool table size, I used an 8 foot table. If it were seven feet long however, we would get the drastically different answer 0.000000000000000000224% which I presume is strong enough to move your cue ball. Do the math yourself if you think I'm making it up.
No, Einstein. My point was that if you're going to start defining the difference in the amount of gravity, then start with the correct information, which you won't have. What you're missing in your little geezimsofreekinsmartithurtslookimadewordtithaha brain is that the amount of gravity is irrelevant. It's the angle. But that's using your physics.
You have made it very, very clear that you have absolutely no comprehension of basic physics (which is not surprising at all since you think the Earth is flat.) Under no circumstances humanly possible could the curvature of the Earth affect the pool ball enough so it rolls to the center.
I'm asking you a third time, Are you retarded?