Debunking Kryptonite Physics

ChrisUK, aka Kryptonite Physics, is a flat-earther who has made a video explaining how to debunk his supposed knockdown blow against reality. Naturally, everything he says is wrong. It's so cute when flerfs think they understand physics well enough to prove that physics is inconsistent with physics. LOL!

This video is sponsored by Brilliant.

My Twitter: @MartymerM81

[cynodont]

I was really confused until I figured out that most of the "B" were not references to the fish B but to the "Bee".

[DudeTheMighty]

So, this guy found out about high school-level physics and understood _just enough_ of it to come to a completely wrong conclusion.

[tripolarmdisorder]

Kryptonite failed to include variables in his calculations to account for Frequency and Space Jews.

[olafdoesastro]

Hey Martymer!

I have also done a few videos on Chris' videos. He started arguing with me in the comments, accusing me of not understanding basic vector addition (I am finishing my MSc in Astronomy rn) and just dismissing my arguments and detailed explanations.

He later got featured on Taboo Conspiracy, where I posted comments as to what is wrong and why, which got dismissed and later one got even deleted.

A few days later, an 'engineer' on the FE side told him that he was wrong in a very complicated way, after which Taboo Conspiracy added a disclaimer that something is wrong.

--> They did not give a poo when I corrected them, as they did not look at the actual content of the criticism.
--> Chris is apparently even plainly wrong to other flerfs, somehow.

[WilliamCacilhas]

*tries to debunk relative motion*

*proves relative motion*

Now that’s a true flerf move right there.

[generaljackripper]

If reality were so easy to disprove it would have been done long before now.

[SardonicSoul]

Now I understand the _kryptonite_ part in his name. His reasoning is like saying a Superman comic equals a physics book.

[chriscasperson]

Flerf "FiZzIx" has two "Z"s, like "Wizzard."

At least Rincewind has a reason to be a flat worlder.

[DarranKern]

Loving the upload schedule. Glad you have time to put out these great flerf vids

[Soundbrigade]

I was rather intrigued that Cryptonite Harry used miles/hour as rotational speed. When I studied physics our tutor would have slapped our fingers if had made that gross error.

[lrf]

Stay in school, kids, or you end up a topic of a Martymer debunking video.

[Snwar]

The 1000km/h tangential velocity of earth can be approximated as beeing constant linear motion since the radius is so big, but flerfs never understand that

[simond.]

"If you print this page you'll have evidence..." - No. You'll have wasted a sheet of paper. 🤦‍♀

[nunya_bizniz]

1 bee doesnt weigh 35 grams. Average bee is 1/10 of 1 gram. 🤣
Ffs they never get even the simplest details correct.

[sciphyskyguy]

In addition to the B versus ‘bee’ debacle, he uses walking cartoons for what are supposed to be (bee?) stationary observers in their respective reference frames.

Confusing choices all around.

[unicornep]

Isn't the main problem that flat-earther's, and conspiracy theorists tend to start with the conclusion and then look for evidence, which is the wrong round? Pip pip

[ActiveAdvocate]

he thinks we should be able to feel the Earth moving/ No, because we're moving at the same speed. The only reason we can feel our motion when we're, say, in an open boat is because of the wind in our faces, but in a car on a totally smooth road, or in a plane, you can't feel that you're moving, because everything is going at the same speed. If that weren't the case, the box of tissues you keep on the passenger seat would go flying backwards every time you start driving.

[ALaModePi]

As someone who can actually follow the high school physics, you did a good job of showing where "Kryptonite Physics" omitted some rather important information. I find this a constant in flat earth "proofs." There's always something they omit and often, as it seems in this case, without realizing the significance of it.

[Snwar]

ok you really cant have this video in the background, otherwise theres constant confusion between "to be", bee and B

[Treker_King]

Currently getting my degree in computer science. This has come with learning a lot of math. I enjoy math. However, the more I learn, the more I see that I know so very little. Each new piece learned, reveals a new ocean of things I’m completely ignorant about. For me, this builds curiosity. I want to learn more about the stuff I don’t understand as well.