/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6068533
>le ad hominem strawman

Lel. I'm simply mentioning that I'm a physics major to explain my knowledge on this particular subject. Although, giving an inaccurate representation of my points in baby retard speak seems like a very sheldon thing to do. I guess my theory about you getting all of your scientific knowhow has turned in to a hypothesis. Thanks.
>>6068536
It's correct, though. If the top half of your body floats away, since it is still attached to the bottom half, then you will end up floating and unable to escape.
Think of it this way. You have to conflicting forces. One pulling the bottom half of your body to the floor, and one pulling the top half of your body to the top. If you were to take a step then the top half would become dominant and end up pulling you to the center, while the bottom half pulls you back down (but since it's now the top 3/4ths of your body being pulled up it does it wrong) resulting in you being put in a perpetual spinning motion
refer to the picture.