32) If “gravity” is credited with being a force strong enough to hold the world’s oceans, buildings, people and atmosphere stuck to the surface of a rapidly spinning ball, then it is impossible for “gravity” to also simultaneously be weak enough to allow little birds, bugs, and planes to take-off and travel freely unabated in any direction.
The problem with this is that the earth is not a rapidly spinning ball. This is shown at the poles, where the difference in gravity from the equator is very little.
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33) If “gravity” is credited with being a force strong enough to curve the massive expanse of oceans around a globular Earth, it would be impossible for fish and other creatures to swim through such forcefully held water.
The point is that gravity doesn't have any opposing force that is large enough to keep it from working quite well with the weak amount of force that it has. Nothing opposes gravity except a tiny bit of centrifugal force.
