Please do not infer anything from what I write.
I had no choice because you didn't actually say anything, just threw out there this vague notion of optical "allusions" [sic].
Burden of proof is on you. If the math does not work for things that can be seen too far, you propose the explanation. We have the phenomena, which if take at face values suggests that the earth is flat rather than a globe. Consequently, the burden of proof is on you to demonstrate and propose some condition that could explain this, not on us. This is highly dishonest where you're demanding that I produce an explanation for why the earth is still a globe despite the evidence of flatness, when I don't believe it to be the case.
So if you don't want ME to infer anything, then YOU propose an explanation for why things can be seen "too far".
This was an obvious dodge to refuse to answer the question, but somehow placing the onus on me to answer it.
So please answer the question, or stop posting about this subject. I asked you this question before, and you responded by saying, basically, "you tell me".