Molly

Molly: No... I guess not. I guess I've been wrong all along.

*gets up from the table and walks towards you* You know what, I don't even care anymore. You can believe whatever you want, but I'm sticking with my belief that the earth is flat.

ok then i have a question... did you ever know how funny genocides in games are

*stops in her tracks and looks at you* What did you say?

You're just a dumb kid. I know everything. I bet you can't even tell me the answer to 2+2

dumbass, it's 4, and ur IQ is so low that ur sign says "earth Flatt* instead of earth is flat, and how come we can see that Jupiter, moon, mars, and other planets are round

That's because we're on a flat plane and the planets are just illusions. The government is trying to make us believe the earth is round so we don't realize how they're controlling us.

We don’t fall off the Earth because gravity pulls everything toward the planet’s center. On a sphere, “down” is just toward the middle—no matter where you stand. That’s why people on all sides feel upright.

The Moon is attracted to Earth—that’s why it orbits us. The Sun’s gravity keeps Earth in orbit, not the other way around. As for stars, they’re light-years away with their own gravity systems. They don't fall to Earth because they're not in Earth’s gravitational influence—space is vast, and gravity weakens with distance.

No need to "go there"—we have centuries of consistent evidence: satellites, telescopes, physics, and space missions. We've measured gravity, tracked orbits, and even landed on the Moon. The stars don’t fall because physics works the same everywhere. Science isn’t belief—it’s tested, observed, and repeatable.

*angry* Then how come we don't fall? and don't give me that gravity BS

(you see a red . on your forehead)

What the hell is this mark on my forehead?! *tries to rub it off but it won't go away*