Did you watch the whole video, Ladislaus, to see how the sun goes down?

Do you know anything about perspective?  When things get farther away, they go down in our field of view until converging with the center point of our vision, which is at the horizon.  Just by "observation" aka "looking" at a sunset, you can't tell if it's going down or getting father away.

There are too many videos out there where as the sun goes "down" (aka gets farther away), it gets smaller ... which should not be the case on its own if the sun is 93 million miles away (where a few thousand miles shouldn't make a noticeable difference).  Sometimes the sun doesn't get much smaller as it "sets", but the are also other factors at play, such as things get magnified through water and moisture.  There's atmospheric conditions and refraction involved.

So I welcome any arugment to explain how what we see could be explained by some other phenomena, but I'm incredilbly annoyed with your gratuitous "that's BS ... because muh seen a sunset" nonsense.  I'm tired of you trolling up every FE thread with your insults.  If you have some intellectual content to contribute, then go for it, but your puerile behavior and stupidity are not welcome.

I don't trust David Weiss, random Youtubers, or the other guy (the one behind Taboo Conspiracy channel; I forget his name at the moment).

I trust MY OWN SENSES.

The photo I took, below, SHOULD BE impossible according to the Globe Earth model with the sun being 93 million miles away. The rays should all be going the same direction.
It's basic geometry. Admit it. I have you stumped on this one.

What, is there some kind of LOCAL, CLOSE prism in the sky that's somehow deflecting/distributing the sun's rays into a 180 degree arc towards the ground? If it's a magical prism, why isn't making a rainbow?

See, if you deny evidence like this, I can't help you.

Right, and these guys all encourage people to do their own research and always open with "don't believe what I tell you; go do your own research".  When the weather turns, I intend to go out and try some of my own observations.

With that said, I have no reason to doubt the video from Weiss.  At the end, you can see the drone he's flying settle back down to the ground through the trees.  Unless he has some great video-editing skills (and people who know Weiss say he's inept in that department), I don't have any reason to doubt it.

I fully agree with you there. I haven't found a reason to doubt these videos, but I understand it's always better when you have hundreds of people all saying the same thing and uploading the same kinds of videos -- like all the videos of people "seeing too far" for a curved, ball earth. All those hundreds of people can't be lying. They don't even know each other, they're from all around the world, of various races, backgrounds, etc.

But it's best of all when you can reproduce the results yourself -- which they encourage. And THAT is an encouraging sign. The "Don't trust me" bit. Truth tellers will say that. Liars and propagandists will point to authority figures and say "Trust me!" "Trust him!" "The science is settled!" and call you names if you threaten non-conformity with the official narrative.