Yes. As I walk past my kiddie pool which I know is round perimeter with a flat water surface, it looks oval from this side perspective but clearly the edges are curved against the green yard background so therefore it’s a ball of magic water that doesn’t fall out. I must verify this ball of kiddie pool because I recall they were stacked at the store in a nested column. I push my sailboat around the perimeter to circumnavigate from east to west and sure as shit I end up in the same place so it is confirmed my pool is in fact a ball. My neighbor asked if I would sail around my ball north south or from the middle to the side and bottom and back to the middle from the other side. I threw dog shit at him for being retarded and banned him from my yard. I climbed on my roof and looked straight down on my kiddie pool and that round beautiful ball hasn’t lost a drop. Now I’m going to set my pool on a merry go round and crank the speed up to 66,600 mph to prove the spin doesn’t affect the flat water surface. Everyone knows centrifuges are witchcraft left over from the dark ages.