Originally Posted by
LuT
I read no comments about the Non Euclidean Geometry open minded dudes...
I got no problem in finding a new "hobby" if things turn out to be ROUND , but till then i would like to learn something in talking to people about this and so far like Sam Tripoli says "i have to battle your emotions" before i can talk with you even...
I doubt you spend an hour finding out stuff about the Flat Earth theory , cus your arguments have no legs, people have theories and facts about all the stuff you guys are saying in all them threads. Its just sad trolling on your part.
So, if you would really "like to learn something in talking to people about this", then start educating us. Or at least talking about it.
And whose emotions are we talking about? I thought we are trying to understand the world around us.
Science in some ways is simple:
1. Start off with a guess, a model, a theory about how things work.
2. Use that model to make predictions.
3. Compare the prediction to actual measurements of the natural world.
4. If the measurements don't match the prediction then start again or refine the model.
5. Doesn't matter how beautiful the theory is, doesn't matter how important or famous the person making it is, if it disagrees with measurements of nature, then toss it out and start over.
Scientific method has worked fairly well so far - I am typing this on a computer designed based on science. Over hundreds of years, we have refined our understanding of how the natural world works. Science doesn't explain everything - love, art, poetry, music, of course. And there are many mysteries still to be unlocked in the universe.
But the scientific method marches onwards. And sometimes something radical comes along that changes human understanding - understanding electricity and magnetism replaced belief in "magic", for example. How else do magnetic compasses work! And Einstein's Theory of General Relativity replaced concepts of Newtonian Gravity in a very profound way.
I am open to ideas of spirituality and non-mainstream ideas. Let's hear what you have to say.
However, starting off by saying that trigonometry doesn't work in 3D is nonsense. Build a box and measure the angles between sides and diagonals - it works!
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