I go away for a few days and all these posts!!!
Anyway... somewhere in this thread there seemed to have been a post trying to show how FE takes "gravitationally up" to work. The idea of standing at a center of a lake of ice and seeing which way you slid under "gravity".
Well... first, under RE you would have to calculate the gravitational attraction of a disk as large as the FE'ers claim and assume that there is some tensile strength of the "earth" so as to not auto-collapse in on itself into a sphere. (And oh, you'll have to do these calculations in GR, using the Newtonian short cut will not be acceptable to FEers.)
Assuming for a moment that said calculation indicated some sliding on a flat and otherwise "level" ice lake (gotta wonder how we'd define level in this case), I doubt the FEers would agree with this assumption anyway because, IIRC the FE'ers think that it still wouldn't apply as the actual material that the Earth is made up of is not affected by "gravity".
Could an FE'er agree with this guess on my part? And if so... do we have an FE'er and an RE'er in the house who can perform said calculation?