archimedes principle debunked, confusing you :)

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well the answer and to think like this is what keeps me failing physics is this:

with wood the lower its in water the more potential energy it has

the cog of the stick is lower vertically than horizontally and mother nature if it can its generous and spends potential energy

but the thought worth having its that in both cases it evacuates same water so the force should be equal

but the the only equal force is the vertical staright force in both cases

but theres a twist rotational force that only appears with the stick vertical

therefore with the same force of buoyancy according archimedes. The force is actualy stronger in one case than the other

but dont worry i wont tell this my physics teacher as i wont tell my psichiatrist that all tvs are stereovision

edit:

or i could be all wrong because if you put a 0.5 density stick cog will be in same position however it floats but id say it will float horizonatlly

i know ill confuse you cause im confused and im finishing nautic engineering