I still can’t believe it, those remains theory and no dense evidence from science. How it’ll be able to rotate on its axis and revolve around the sun without loosing on the orbit. These theories really confused yet got my curiosity.
You are such Genius Work of Art, Wise One !!
It's not like when you throw a frisbee it just rotates on itself, whilst enforcing a stability around it's center, despite being a disc, and spinning much faster than the flat earth should spin, if it did.
Except it doesn't. Stability is much easier to Achieve.
Ever considered that the air itself forces the Earth to be stable? And whenever it falls out of balance, some volcano errupts, or hurricane happens, to balance out it's general axis of uninclination and unrotation?
It's not like when that rotating discus falls into water, it just stays there, perfectly flat, or something. No, it surely must become unbalanced, as if it were to be possessed by ..... Unclean Spirits ...
Whereas pertaining to your Glorious Geniusness, Oh Genie of the Lamp Post .... throwing a ball creates perfect balance and stability. Except as soon as it hits an obstacle it bounces with incredible inertia, accelerating fast enough in opposite ways, enough to throw you into the middle of the Pacific.
Which I assume never happens, so the earth is clearly stable like a frisbee is, and not unstable and violent like a basketball.
Why do you think the imaginary topic of Flying Saucers, doesn't have any Death Star like ships? Because saucers are much more stable, theoretically.
Even at a playground, when crazy kids wish to achieve Anorexy and vomit their lunches all over the other kids watching them spin, they latch unto the bars of a spinning carousel like thingie.
If they were to jump into a rubber chamber and roll down the hill they would lose all balance of their rolling direction.
Unlike the circular wheels on a bike, that needs to be more flat than "rounded" to achieve extra fluffy circular motions.
So as far as this paralel universe is concerned ... Physics here just don't agree with you. Mechanics wise.