> Earth's gravity accelerates at 1m/s^2, they're just flat out wrong full stop You do realize it depends on the distance of the object to Earth? So perhaps you

> Earth's gravity accelerates at 1m/s^2, they're just flat out wrong full stop You do realize it depends on the distance of the object to Earth? So perhaps you are wrong not them depending on the context. Now someone comes up and says I am nitpicking blah blah... well, the author should have been clear and not stating falsehood as fact! This is just your belief which does not change the incompleteness/incorrectness of the statement (as per the original post). And this is the whole goddamn point. What's "fact" to someone can be incorrect, half-correct, wrong with completely good faith, or wrong with intent to mislead, etc. Who gets to decide all this is not as simple as "I am ScienceTM" Dr Fauci style.