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Spectre100 writes:
| Perhaps it's that whole 'hasn't seperated the land from the water thing' that's still going on which gives water the solidarity to be stood upon. |
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Spectre100 writes:
| Yes, TheAlmightyGuru, I am re-reading this from the start.
Anyway, Spectre100, how would that work? Water is water, it should break from Qazar's mass, the comic's continuity aside.
Besides, if there's no land or Planet Earth, than there's MORE room for the water to SPREAD OUT, thus it's surface tension would be reduced anyway.
To my knowledge, logic says that the water's surface tension should've broken by now. |
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Darth Forth writes:
| Back when the bible was written, I imagine the writers had no clue about surface tensions or water molecules, they just explained it the way they knew how. |
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Bluecheetos writes:
| Could you imagine god attempting to explain physics and particles to a bunch people crazy enough to hear his voice and believe what it was saying? I don't really believe the bible nonsense to begin with but your replies are hilarious so I will continue asking questions. |
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