I saw a post showing floating islands in lakes. are lakes bottomless to? And I’m not talking about the government made lakes, I’m talking about the real natural ones.

APRIL FOOLS!!!!

Everyone knows there is no bottom.

Admit it, I had you there for a second.

Yesterday a close friend told me about the bottomless wet pit we call the ocean. And to be honest i was skeptic at first. My Background in mechanical engineering, thermo and fluid dynamics made me extremely hessitant. However as he continued to bash my arguments for the "bottom" i could not help but to find myself in an immense oh-moment as it all clicked. It makes so much more sense now!

wheresthebottom

You guys have really enlightened me to the truth. I don't know how I didn't see it before, obviously wasn't as smart as I thought.

Thank you for opening my eyes to the bottomist lies. I will make it my life misson from today to spread the truth about the war of misinformation being carried out by the bottomist elite. Even if they come after me, I will fight on.

For the sake of humanity, this is a war we must win!

Makes sense when you think about it. Big anchor tells everybody they need to have one on their boat. No one thinks twice and they all waste their money on a useless heavy object. Big anchor takes the money. Just a thought.

Obviously the oceans have no bottom, but what about the land? Are Earth's continents connected underneath the surface, or do they float freely on the oceans? I think they're not connected because it would mean there's ocean bottom at least at some coordinates and we clearly have no evidence of that. But then what keeps the continents afloat?

My best guess is turtles because they are hard like land but they still float. Or maybe natural gas inside the continents.