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Re: Water indeed does curve. It doesn't prove Flat Earth.
« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2022, 12:06:08 PM »
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  • Don't be ridiculous. Water seeks its own LEVEL, not its curve. I go by common sense. Not an easily-debunked Globe cultist video.

    I could produce hundreds of videos by common men, with nothing to gain or prove (except to be called insane, extreme, backwards, neanderthals, etc.) concluding the exact opposite.

    And I find those videos much more convincing.
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    Re: Water indeed does curve. It doesn't prove Flat Earth.
    « Reply #2 on: January 02, 2022, 12:35:43 PM »
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  • Don't be ridiculous. Water seeks its own LEVEL, not its curve. I go by common sense. Not an easily-debunked Globe cultist video.

    I could produce hundreds of videos by common men, with nothing to gain or prove (except to be called insane, extreme, backwards, neanderthals, etc.) concluding the exact opposite.

    And I find those videos much more convincing.
    Indeed, water does seek its own level. The level is a curve around the sphere that Earth is. I cannot for the life of me understand the ignorance and intellectual dishonesty of people who put their minds over reality like flat Earthers do.

    You see an airplane disappear below the horizon, just like any other distant enough object, yet still claim that it cannot be the curve like a child stomping its foot on the floor.

    I think I'm done arguing this here, this is a waste of time, although it's pretty similar across the whole FE community - it is mostly ignorance. To boldly ignore what is known since thousands of years.

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    Re: Water indeed does curve. It doesn't prove Flat Earth.
    « Reply #3 on: January 02, 2022, 01:03:10 PM »
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  • You see an airplane disappear below the horizon, just like any other distant enough object, yet still claim that it cannot be the curve like a child stomping its foot on the floor.

    I think I'm done arguing this here, this is a waste of time, although it's pretty similar across the whole FE community - it is mostly ignorance. To boldly ignore what is known since thousands of years.

    You're the one who's acting like a "child stomping" ... complete with you stomping right out of the thread.  You can tell which people have emotional attachments to the globe earth.

    You keep posting these lame, trite "proofs" such as airplanes "disppearing" over the horizon that have been discredited 1,000 times, or boats "disappearing".

    You're the one who's acting like a big baby when it comes to this subject (you, Marion, and Stanley).

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    Re: Water indeed does curve. It doesn't prove Flat Earth.
    « Reply #4 on: January 02, 2022, 01:05:37 PM »
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  • Indeed, water does seek its own level. The level is a curve around the sphere that Earth is. I cannot for the life of me understand the ignorance and intellectual dishonesty of people who put their minds over reality like flat Earthers do.

    So now a "curve" IS a "level"?  By most definitions, level precludes curvature.  I think I understand what you're trying to say, that level is relative to "gravity", but you have a funny way of articulating it.


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    Re: Water indeed does curve. It doesn't prove Flat Earth.
    « Reply #5 on: January 02, 2022, 01:36:02 PM »
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  • You're the one who's acting like a "child stomping" ... complete with you stomping right out of the thread.  You can tell which people have emotional attachments to the globe earth.

    You keep posting these lame, trite "proofs" such as airplanes "disppearing" over the horizon that have been discredited 1,000 times, or boats "disappearing".

    You're the one who's acting like a big baby when it comes to this subject (you, Marion, and Stanley).
    You cannot zoom it into view once it's hidden behind the horizon. This isn't angular resolution, at all. The airplane is still clearly visible in full detail. If you had watched the video, you'd have known that. You can't discredit this. Your brain, which is capable of spatial reasoning, tells you exactly what is going on, yet you choose to ignore it.

    What enrages me is the sheer ignorance we're dealing with here - we've long left the green pastures of factual arguments, it's only about "this new evidence is wrong because I say so" or rather just "nuh uhh". Thus I think it is a waste of time at this point.

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    Re: Water indeed does curve. It doesn't prove Flat Earth.
    « Reply #6 on: January 02, 2022, 01:36:27 PM »
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  • So now a "curve" IS a "level"?  By most definitions, level precludes curvature.  I think I understand what you're trying to say, that level is relative to "gravity", but you have a funny way of articulating it.