Waterfalls do not exist -

[NQ 952]

Waterfalls are not objects. They do not exist as, say, a Rick did.

Waterfalls are a description of the action of water falling off the edge of a rock face, and eventually, after millions of years of erosion, the waterfall will cease to fall.

A waterfall is not an object you can pick up. You can only carry the surrounding objects that make the water fall.

Waterfalls don't exist, and it's complete bullshit that we pretend they do.

 

[XYZpdq]

All the more reason to not go chasing them but instead sticking to the rivers and lakes that we're used to.

 

[Hydroxylic Acid]

If waterfalls don't exist, then springs don't exist either. I mean, a spring is just the phenomenon of ground water leaking to the surface.
You can't pick up a spring, you can only pick up either the ground water that flows from it, or the rocks/earth that surrounds it.
Colours don't exist either. There's nothing fundamentally "red" about red light. They're just a construct created by your brain in order to distinguish different wavelengths of light.

 

[Cunty Boo Boo]

it's too early for this shit

 

[Bgheff]

I'm pretty sure geography in general is not an object you can pick up. That doesn't mean it isn't valid.

 

[autisticdragonkin]

The structure that the water moves through is the waterfall and the water falling is just the water going through the object at the time
Checkmate atheists

 

[TL 611]

2deep4me

 

[autisticdragonkin]

What matters is not the waterfall but whether it goes into a deep body of water that you can think about waterfalls in

 

[Ntwadumela]

They are a beautiful part of nature either way.

 

[Bogs]

How will she carry on through it all
when in fact she is not a waterfall?

 

[The Lawgiver]

 

[Pickle Inspector]

Niagara Falls more like Niagara Frauds! Wake up sheeple!

 

[The Dude]

I like turtles.

 

[Hypodermic Johnny]

I want some of whatever @LordKaT is clearly smoking.

 

[polonium]

Ur mom doesn't exist then, nobody can pick her up and carry her cos she fat as hell, son