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In our quest for truth, I encourage you all to look deeper into what you've been told and led to believe. There is a lot of confounding evidence out there. Look into it. Support the organization. Submit to reality.
https://theflatearthsociety.org/home/
I've posted it before, I'll post it again:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AHrCI9eSJGQ
https://youtube.com/watch?v=eeWWD9Rk5Qk
During sunset the sun disappears below the horizon and reappears during sunrise. When you have a sunrise in one place on Earth you have sunset on another place. This is only possible on oblate spheroids or similar shapes, it's IMPOSSIBLE on a "flat earth" where the sun could never fully disappear and would have to be visible from different distances on ALL locations at the same time. That's why we have timezones, summer in one place, winter in another, etc.
"Flat Earth" ignores 75% of the planet. Hell... 10p itself has so many locations all over the world, if the Earth is flat all must be training at the same times. You have so many possibilities to contact each other amongst 10p and yet you don't do it.
Flat Earth, Son! Look into it.
I have my friend, if anyone looks into stuff, it's me. My open-mindedness got me to do the research, my skepticism allows me to question it. I don't blindly believe everything science tells me either, I observe, analyze and research it independently. Science is not the primary reason for my doubts, but my own experiences and my personal understanding of them. The "flat Earth" concept has unfortunately too many holes, too many inconsistencies, too many contradictions.
How do you guys explain away satellites that are in geosynchronous orbit with the earth? Have you ever had Direct TV or Dish? Are you aware of why and how a dish receiver is pointed in one particular direction without losing signal? When I was trained during my time at Dish Network, it was all explained to me with the idea in mind that the earth is round, but I would be thoroughly entertained if someone could attempt to refute this notion (The notion being the concept of geosynchronous orbit).
Sometimes on my way to train I put on the Flat Earth episode of JRE where Eddie & Joe Rogan go back & forth. For some odd reason it jacks me up to train more than any song. My guard improves, my anticipation is sharper, and my mind is focused. FlatEarth4L
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I am not sure how this addresses geosynchronous orbit, but I guess I don't understand because my 3rd eye is being closed by fluoride? Oh well...
Jerry's dead. Phish sucks. Get a job!
I’m not a flat earther, but....I think they don’t think that the Earth spins. So geosynchronous orbit for them means the satellite is just floating in one spot somehow, maybe just beyond the gravitational pull from Earth? I don’t know for sure though, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon Watkins
Cheers mate :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Arman Fathi
I am happy to entertain your notions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arman Fathi
Share with us one or two examples of this confounding evidence.
It's all there. Look into it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SebG
It's all where?Quote:
Originally Posted by Arman Fathi
Share with us some of the apparently confounding evidence that has convinced you that the Earth is not a globe, despite hundreds and even thousands of years of scientific observations dating back to the Ancient Greeks.
I started to read one article. It listed incorrect dates of lunar eclipses so I stopped.
Are non-Globists able to use the theories they have apparently developed to predict where and when solar and lunar eclipses will occur, for hundreds of years into the future?
So what is it that convinced you? Is it just the whole "vibe" of the thing or is there specific evidence that you have read about on that site and looked into yourself?
Let a man get his Flat Earth on. Read between the lines, bro.Quote:
Originally Posted by SebG
My guess is you are trolling, pandering, or both. I was hoping to hear some wild tangential stoner explanations to my questions from some true believers who were drawn into the thread, but this is boring.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arman Fathi
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Originally Posted by Jon Watkins
60% believer, 40% troll
Arman, I am disappoint ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Arman Fathi
Still, 60% sounds like you haven't really thought about it at all and are just trying to be "cool" by being anti-establishment. Which is both intellectually dishonest and just plain lame.