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First it's free fall, then when you get shown that's not true, it becomes "faster than free-fall."
Well, the overall effect was near free-fall. But to get the overall effect, some of it was accelerating faster than gravity acceleration at times, and traveling much faster than free-fall velocity at other times....
By proclamation? Because you said so, just having made that up?
That's ridiculous enough to not get you a response. You've pretty much proved you don't really have any arguments except one way or another, you believe something.