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Parallax comes down to an equation with an observer and two objects. Take the distance between the observer and object A. Now multiply that number by two and place object B at that distance.
A quick example would look like this.
A @ 10ft or 500ly
B @ 20ft or 1000ly
It does not matter if it's 20 ft or 1,000 light years. The parallax effect is dictated by these two different numbers and can scale to any number.
So if we were to say that object A is a star at 500ly away. We can still take a timelapse photo of it and see the star trail which is just a recording of its apparent movement relative to our position on the moving Earth. We can print out that timelapse photo and measure how long of a star trail object A made. Let's say in the photo object A made a star trail that was 1" long. If object B is another star at 1000ly away, You would take the apparent distance that object A traveled on your photo and divide it by two. Now you should be able to measure the star trail that object B made. It should be 1/2". If it's not, then at least one of the numbers for distance is incorrect. If the stars show no movement at all relative to each other, then it means those stars are at the same exact distance from the observer. So basic observation and by the laws of perception, the stars in the night sky are a blanket.
Here's a post I made not only debunking the ridiculous claim that Eratosthenes proved the earth was round in 240 BC but I also proved the earth is flat.
https://www.upgoat.net/viewpost?postid=65f2576a41573
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[ - ] chrimony 4 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 11:34:09 ago (+5/-1)
No, flattard, you only need a single object and an observer. Start with a candle on a dark night 1 foot away. Point your camera so that the candle is in the center, and take a picture. Now move 1 foot horizontally to your left and take another picture, without rotating the camera. The candle will have moved away from the center, to the right. How much it apparently moves is the parallax, and depends on distance to the camera and how much you moved.
Now do the same experiment, but place the candle two feet away instead. Can you tell if the candle changed positions? Of course, though it would be 1/2 less.
Now do the same experiment, but use a candle a MILE away instead. Can you perceive with your eyes if the candle moved? Probably not. Now use a candle TWO miles away. Can you visually tell if the candle moved? If you were unable to tell for one mile, then you won't be able to tell for two miles.
Now place stars light years away in all directions. Then spin the Earth. Can you visually tell if they changed positions? No. Whether it is one light year away or two, the difference is too small.
To measure parallax, you need precise instruments, and we don't use the diameter of a spinning Earth, we use the diameter of the Earth's orbit around the sun, and even then the measurements have to be very precise, and they are too hard to measure past a certain distance.
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[ - ] Sector2 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 19:42:38 ago (+1/-0)
Here's some material. He has 5 or 6 more after this in his debunking playlist, and they're all great. Flatters flattened.
Mention 'professor dave' to a flatter and watch them recoil and cry out in pain as they lash out. Guaranteed you will never get a flatter to actually watch or address the points he makes.
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[ - ] chrimony 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 19:50:26 ago (+1/-0)
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[ - ] Sector2 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 19:58:06 ago (+1/-0)
Watched again. This top comment is so true.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -1 points 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 00:17:10 ago (+0/-1)
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[ - ] chrimony 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 01:02:12 ago (+1/-0)
That's a strawman, flattard, meaning you just made up another lie about what I believe or have said. I said it is not perceptible on the scale of star trails. That's not the same as saying it doesn't exist. We can detect parallax on the scale of six months, which gives us the diameter of the Earth's orbit around the sun to work with.
Ask yourself that question, flattard. Since you've corrected your mistake, and now understand the difference between rotation and parallax, why don't you "break it down" and do the math as you've been demanding? This is where we last left off, before you flipped your bits:
"One star at 1 light year. 12 hours. What is the parallax? Why can't you answer this question?"
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -1 points 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 01:17:44 ago (+0/-1)
You claim the stars exists at different depths. This means that they all have their own personal parallax with the observer. This is not a straw man. If they all had a personal parallax, then they would all have differing results in a timelapse star trail.
Parallax is scalable. There's no finite limit to it. If you're going to claim that the stars are too far away to notice parallax, then we shouldn't see star trails at all. If you can observe an object's apparent movement that is caused by the observer's movement, that is parallax. If the stars have depth they have to show a difference in their movement. If it's the smallest movement. But the scalable math dictates that a star at 500 light years will appear to travel twice the distance as a start at 1000 light years. It's just scalable math. It's like the inverse square law. It's scalable.
Ok. Does parallax make objects that are further away appear to move slower? Yes. What RESULT does the night sky give me? No parallax? I'll accept it.
So let me get this straight. we're spinning at 1000mph. That is a consistent spin to where every night I can go outside and sit on my porch and see the same stars. A good consistent spin. But as it's doing that spin, it's also revolving around the sun. This would put me in a different location relative to all the stars every day. But I still have that same consistent spin, showing me the same exact stars that I see everyday. So the earth spin is the equivalent of a head turn to you. The earth revolving around the sun is the equivalent of a head turn to you. The sun revolving around the Milky Way is the equivalent of a head turn to you. The Milky Way traveling at 1.3 Billy, mph is equivalent to a head turn for you.
Just sounds like you're in denial.
I'm not claiming that I can tell how fast a car is moving just by looking at it. I am claiming that if there are two different cars driving side by side, at two different speeds, that I can tell which one is going faster.
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[ - ] chrimony 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 02:51:53 ago (+1/-0)
Silly me. I said you had corrected your mistake, and finally understood the difference between rotation and parallax, but I foolishly underestimated how retarded and pig ignorant flattards are.
You said you were an animator in video games. How can you not understand the difference between rotating the point of view and lateral motion?
I told you, "So of the motions you mentioned, only the spin of the Earth and the orbit around the sun in a day matter for the star trails."
As I explained to you in the first post: "No, flattard, you only need a single object and an observer. Start with a candle on a dark night 1 foot away. Point your camera so that the candle is in the center, and take a picture. Now move 1 foot horizontally to your left and take another picture, without rotating the camera. The candle will have moved away from the center, to the right. How much it apparently moves is the parallax, and depends on distance to the camera and how much you moved."
I don't need a second star to do the math for parallax. All I need is the lateral motion of the Earth and the distance to the star. The distance to the star is given as 1 light year. The lateral motion is determined by the Earth's orbit and rotation in 12 hours. That's all you need to derive the angle of parallax for the given star.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 03:19:02 ago (+0/-2)
This is irrelevant. We are not talking about one star. We are comparing multiple stars. I don't know why you can't understand that.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 00:49:46 ago (+0/-2)
"Not a professor Dave." You'll get more honest results. Quite literally. He studied physics and flunked out twice. Pretty far from professor I'd say.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 00:14:57 ago (+0/-2)
So when you say
I'm definitely agreeing with you.
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[ - ] Tallest_Skil 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 08:48:59 ago (+1/-0)
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -1 points 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 10:18:07 ago (+0/-1)
How many times do you type in the word "translation" a day? Lol. Your main go to is putting words in people's mouth.
But gravity is simple. On earth we experience a downward bias. This is due to electrostatics. We are attracted to the earth for the same reason that a piece of styrofoam for cellophane is attracted to your hand. Or if you rub a balloon on your chest and hold it next to running water, it attracts the water.
The irony about you saying that is that I actually know what gravity is and the heliocentric model doesn't.
https://youtube.com/shorts/x4z8QkR8agI?si=1kDs7wUTWvRwHWP0
"We can describe gravity. We can say what it does to other things. We can measure it. Predict with it. But when you start asking what it is... I don't know."
~ Neil deGrasse Tyson
I can describe gravity as matter seeking equilibrium.
I can say what it does to other things. The cellophane that sticks to my hand has a deficit of electrons and is trying to take electrons from me but the atoms in my hand doesn't have extra ones to give so it just sticks my hands like. It's lack of electrons makes it act like a vacuum. So when the quantum scale, it's like there's billions and billions of these tiny little suction cups. If it were to gain electrons it would no longer be a vacuum and no longer be interested in sticking to my hand.
I can measure it. Electrostatics have everything to do with mass and matter. They discovered by the electrons. An object's mass is determined by the structure of the atom. Objects with higher mass have more electrons at its neutral state. Electrons are always looking to fulfill matters craving for equilibrium.
And if you ask me what it is, I'll just tell you it's electrostatic gravity.
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[ - ] Tallest_Skil 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 12:23:11 ago (+1/-0)
Dunno. How often do you post lies?
Translation: “OH FUCK HE ACCURATELY REPEATED EXACTLY WHAT I SAID UH…. IT’S A LIE I SAY SO! PHEW NOW I WIN”
Translation: “I don’t know what gravity is.”
Proven falsehood.
Translation: “I know neither what the heliocentric model is nor what gravity is.”
Don’t care. You’re incapable of defending anything you say.
Cool. So… Earth isn’t flat, then. Got it.
And you’d be objectively wrong. Superinsulators have gravity. You have no argument whatsoever. You’re clinically insane and paid to post lies on this website.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -1 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:06:25 ago (+1/-2)*
There you go. Now stick another candle 1 ft behind that one. Line it up to where the first candle is completely eclipsing the second candle. Standing in front of it, you should only see the first candle. Now take your horizontal step. Do you see both candles now? That's a law of perception. You cannot make those two candles move in synchronicity.
I learned animation for video games a long time ago. You typically use three or four layers for a cool parallax effect in a 2D platformer. I gave you the equation that I was trained to use when creating parallax effects.
For example, if a level takes place in the end zone on a football field looking down to the other end zone, I know that the 50 yard line and the other end zone are exactly 50 yards away. Objects that are at the 50 yard line should appear to move twice the distance as an object in the other end zone. Every object has its own parallax effect that is subject to its relationship to the observer.
A star at 500ly will not have the same parallax as a star at 1000ly. End of story.
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[ - ] chrimony 2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:31:42 ago (+3/-1)
"Now do the same experiment, but use a candle a MILE away instead. Can you perceive with your eyes if the candle moved? Probably not. Now use a candle TWO miles away. Can you visually tell if the candle moved? If you were unable to tell for one mile, then you won't be able to tell for two miles."
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -1 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:38:28 ago (+1/-2)
But we perceive the movement of stars. We record them with timelapse video. We are spinning at a thousand miles per hour. That is enough to where we can see a star trail. If we can see a star trail, that means we are seeing parallax. If we are seeing parallax, that means every star has to have its own parallax.
So if you take a timelapse, print the photo, take a star that's 500 light years away, measure how long it's trail is, find another star that is 1000 light years away, it's trail should be half the distance as the other one.
I'm not saying you're going to see star shoot across the sky because of parallax. I'm saying a timelapse is observing parallax.
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[ - ] chrimony 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:41:22 ago (+2/-1)
No, retard, as I explained to you in the last thread, this is like claiming because you are turning your head that mountains in the distance are undergoing parallax. You are mixing up rotation and parallax. This coming from somebody who did animation in video games. What a retard.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:50:56 ago (+1/-3)
That's a little bit different than spinning a thousand mph, revolving around the sun at 67,000 mph, The sun revolving around the Milky Way at 483,000 mph, and the Milky Way galaxy itself moving at 1.3 billion mph and not a single shred of parallax.
So let's break it down, from the diagram that I drew, a person would be traveling a thousand miles per hour for 12 hours straight and would have covered 12,450,000 miles. A little bit different from a head turn. And don't forget about all the other things that we are moving with, all in different directions.
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[ - ] chrimony 2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 13:01:22 ago (+3/-1)
You can gawp at big numbers, or you can do the math to show how much parallax you should see. The sun traveling along the Milky Way doesn't matter, as the nearest stars are also doing that. Same with the Milky Way galaxy as a whole, because we only do parallax to stars within the milky way.
So of the motions you mentioned, only the spin of the Earth and the orbit around the sun in a day matter for the star trails.
Break it down then, flattard. Do the math, show me how much parallax is involved for a star 1 light year away over a 24 hour period. I'll wait.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -1 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 13:05:13 ago (+1/-2)
Math
A @ 500ly
B @ 1000ly
500 x 2 = 1000
Yep, checks out. A star at 500 light years should appear to move twice compared to a star that's 1000ly.
This is just going to be a dead horse argument if you're going to deny fundamental laws of perception. Because here I am arguing with you about whether we should see parallax with the stars and you still won't answer why we see the same stars that the Mayans did. Aren't we moving and all those different directions that I listed? What about that? Why don't we ever see parallax because we're moving in different directions? You just want to stick to this denial about star trails which you are absolutely wrong about, but you want to ignore the fact that there's a 50 other problems with the stars.
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[ - ] chrimony 2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 13:11:55 ago (+3/-1)
Lulz. So you can't actually calculate parallax for a given star. If the perceived parallax for a star is 0, then 0/2 = 0, flattard.
Besides mixing up rotation and parallax (lulz), and being able to multiply 500 x 2, is there anything else, flattard?
Oh, this tired horseshit that I answered in the last thread:
"We don't have precise star charts from the time of the pyramids, flattard, so your use of "exact" here is completely made up. Given the distances to the stars, it's not surprising that basic constellations made up of patterns across the night sky are still recognizable. But the stars positions are moving, as we have measured. Which flattards like you ignore."
https://www.upgoat.net/viewpost?postid=65f056a78bf19&commentid=65f09fe771ad2
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 13:20:12 ago (+1/-3)*
Just look at this scale picture of the earth and the sun.
https://files.catbox.moe/hfaki9.jpg
And you believe it's making a hotspot like this.
https://files.catbox.moe/q4zj4v.png
We just have nothing to talk about. There's no way a genuine person on voat that understands the Holocaust was a hoax would be this defensive of a jewish institution. There is only one logical conclusion as to why.
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[ - ] Sector2 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 17:11:03 ago (+1/-0)
Rate of spin at different latitudes.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 17:37:22 ago (+0/-2)
That's just a whole nother issue for the globe because we would expect the speed of stars to vary depending where you are then. That's not a thing in heliocentrism. If I was to apply that logic to the stars it would be like a motorcycle you see in the distance coming towards you. Doesn't look that fast. It gets closer, it zooms by. It was an intense second but as you watch it go, it doesn't seem that fast anymore. If you're at the 12:00am position of my diagram, by the time you hit 6:00am position, the stars should be moving faster. It will be slowing down towards the final 12:00pm position.
That heads up on the links you give me, if you were arguing with somebody that said, the Holocaust happened and they can prove it, would you read the jews history book and admit you were wrong?
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[ - ] Tallest_Skil 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 08:48:00 ago (+1/-0)
Or you could kill yourself.
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[ - ] FreeinTX 2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 10:51:46 ago (+3/-1)
Nigger is in full cope mode following successful spacex test flight showing curvature of the earth at an altitude of over 100 miles above the earth's surface.
Says the stupid fucking idiot that thinks that the earth is a pressurized system.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 10:55:03 ago (+2/-1)
Dummy never seen Star Wars before.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] 0 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 11:12:43 ago (+2/-2)
Ok. You're a man child. You probably own wrestling action figures. Possibly my little ponies.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 10:57:01 ago (+2/-1)
Lol I almost missed this cuz I wasn't reading your full messages. God damn you are some kind of new dumb. I've never seen it before. You're jerking off to space rockets and you don't understand that the heliocentric model has a pressurized atmosphere?
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[ - ] FreeinTX 2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 11:00:58 ago (+3/-1)
The pressure that you feel at the earth's surface is the weight of the air above you. That's not a pressurized system. If it were a pressurized system, the pressure would be equal at all points on the container.
As you gain altitude, the pressure drops because there is less atmosphere above you, weighing down upon you.
Basic fucking high school physics and you're doubling down of your fucking retardism.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] 0 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 11:13:18 ago (+2/-2)
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[ - ] FreeinTX 2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 11:50:35 ago (+3/-1)
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -1 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:10:03 ago (+1/-2)
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[ - ] FreeinTX 2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:25:50 ago (+2/-0)
Your belief that we are in a pressurized system is laughably fucking stupid.
And, I showed you how to prove the earth is a globe, like we saw today in real live 4k, with a $150 piece of equipment that you can buy on Ebay, and you can prove the distance to the sun with a $200 piece of equipment that you can buy on eBay.
No experts needed, no trust required.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] 0 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:35:04 ago (+1/-1)
Yeah, but not the heliocentric version of it. It's an objective fact that there is a voltage gradient that increases by 100 volts every meter as you rise in altitude. The reason why the voltage rises is because the earth itself has a slight negative charge. The further you travel from the earth, less electrons are in the surrounding matter. I'm sure, we both can acknowledge that we have a magnetic field. I believe the earth is flat and that magnetic field permeates from the center North Pole. With its northern polarity above ground and it's southern polarity below ground. This creates a magnetic dome. At the very top of this dome is all this matter that has absolutely no electrons in it. Water has a positive charge. The positive matter that is located at the edge of this magnetic field is repelling water. I don't know how deep this water is, but I can imagine that the pressure is enormous. It's probably like that weird putty that you can slowly put your hand in, but you can't punch. And since you're into rockets, I'm sure you've seen video of them scraping off of that water.
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[ - ] FreeinTX 0 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:46:22 ago (+1/-1)
Total bullshit. "Voltage" is defined as a difference in potential between two points. What two points changes in potential as you increase in altitude?
You are using words and you don't even understand what they fucking mean.
Show me proof of voltage changing as you gain atitide.
You don't even understand how magnetism works.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] 0 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 13:01:07 ago (+1/-1)
So you're unaware of the nerds on YouTube that are sending up copper wire with their drones and charging capacitors on the ground?
You just said that there is not an increase in voltage. This is a measurable objective fact. You could test it yourself. Get a thin spool of copper wire strap it to a drone. Fly it up high and feel the shock. That old story about Benjamin Franklin with a key on a kite, that works because he's connected to the ground and his kite is flying high and eventually Hit a spot that has the potential energy great enough to ark and use the kite as a conduit. It takes a lot of voltage for that to work on a kite, but stick a copper wire up there and see what happens. Nothing super crazy but you will get a shock.
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[ - ] FacelessOne 2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 11:08:22 ago (+2/-0)
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -1 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 11:09:21 ago (+1/-2)
I can't help myself.
https://youtu.be/rE3QOj6t48c?si=HFxLGbNRVIgwX_Dk
"You don't see the curvature of the earth if you are 2 mm above this beach ball! You just don't! That stuff is flat!"
This is Neil deGrasse Tyson addressing Felix Baumgartner's edge of space jump. Felix claimed to show the curve in his video, but flat earthers debunked it. So Tyson had to do damage control.
But that space jump was at 25 mi. So if you're saying that you're fake video of space is at 100 mi, that would make you 8 mm off of that beach ball.
[ + ] FreeinTX
[ - ] FreeinTX 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:53:38 ago (+1/-0)
Did you even bother to watch the launch? You can see the curvature.
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[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 12:55:45 ago (+0/-2)
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[ - ] FreeinTX 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 13:44:08 ago (+1/-0)
[ + ] Tallest_Skil
[ - ] Tallest_Skil 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 10:47:17 ago (+2/-1)
Literal dipshit.
[ + ] McNasty
[ - ] McNasty [op] 0 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 10:49:51 ago (+3/-3)
[ + ] Tallest_Skil
[ - ] Tallest_Skil 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 17:57:53 ago (+1/-0)
Literal dipshit. Earth not flat. Space real. Kill self.
[ + ] McNasty
[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 18:37:50 ago (+0/-2)
The earth is flat. It doesn't need 5 million illusions to explain it. Illusions that are impossible to reproduce. Seriously, every single aspect of the heliocentric system has some kind of weird illusion to it that can't be tested by an average person. You need to have access to billions of dollars, rockets and tech.
Just a small list.
1 I can see the entire city of Chicago from the shoreline of Michigan 60 mi away. This should be impossible in a globe but it plays a tricky illusion by refracting the light around the globe to make it appear flat.
2. I can chill out by the river and stack stones and meditate. Not a single thing disturbs me or my stack of stones. I don't feel like I'm moving. I should be able to feel it because if I'm on a spinning ball that's revolving around the sun, That's two different spins. Half the day I should be spinning with the revolution and the other half on spinning against the revolution. I should experience an increase and decrease in speed throughout the day. The diameter of the earth is just about 8000 mi. That means over a span of 12 hours I will be 8,000 mi further away from the Sun as I'm revolving around the sun. The way wheels work, the most outside part of a wheel is moving the fastest, as you get closer to the center you move slower. All kinds of variables with that. But somehow there's an illusion we're none of us can feel any of it. And it has something to do with the phenomenon that people get in airplanes, Even though that phenomenon is based on going a steady speed. Varying speeds do not allow your senses to get used to the movement.
I got a lot more. I got like 20 different topics I'm going to post about. You're going to get tired of me.
[ + ] Tallest_Skil
[ - ] Tallest_Skil 1 point 1.3 yearsMar 14, 2024 22:24:30 ago (+1/-0)
Die immediately, paid shill.
Said the flat earther.
Translation: I am too mentally defective to look up at the night sky.
A $50 telescope proves you wrong.
Translation: I failed high school science classes.
Translation: I failed high school science classes.
You don’t feel constant speeds, you fucking subhuman retard.
Guess what? The speed isn’t variable. Whoops! Your theory’s shat down your leg!
How about one? You’ve yet to post anything.
I already am. Kill yourself, federal agent. Your well poisoning isn’t working here.
[ + ] McNasty
[ - ] McNasty [op] -2 points 1.3 yearsMar 15, 2024 00:07:51 ago (+0/-2)
That thinks it's retarded that you can ignore the second law of thermodynamics and claim a miracle as the reason heliocentrism is a thing. A. Pressurized atmosphere cannot exist next to a vacuum without some kind of physical barrier in between. End of story.
"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one."
~ Albert Einstein
A good example of one of those " persistent illusions." Micholson and Morley did an experiment to detect the Earth's revolution around the sun. The result was null. Einstein comes along and says that they actually did get the result that they predicted, but you can only observe those results from a perspective outside of our reality. He bases this retarded claim on his THEORETICAL SCIENCE THEORY of special relativity and insist that two separate objective realities can simultaneously occur. So the results exists outside of our reality. How do you test a result that exists outside of reality? Lol.
Maybe that's your problem. You're using kid toys to do science.
Because I understand what the vestibular system is? Lol. Are you 12 or something? Playing with toys, dreaming about high school? Lol.
For stacking stones. You sound like you're too retarded to be argued with.
There's a reason you have to sit down and buckle up when you're taking off in an airplane. You don't have to sit down and buckle up once you're in the air going a steady speed. You're probably too poor to fly. You only had 50 bucks to shell out for a telescope, am I right? Lol.
Give me one example that isn't begging the question by using the very thing I claim is wrong as the example. It doesn't exist. If you can find it, I will post a video of myself doing whatever you request. I'll even neck myself on camera and post it here just for you. All you have to do is give me that one example.
Are you one of those faggots that believed Men can have babies? You're kind typically believe those kind of things. It would explain why you can't accept basic observation for what it is.
I told you I would off myself if you just give me that one example I asked for. Something tells me you don't have the balls to give it to me because you're all tuck. You actually don't want me to kill myself. That'd be the only reason I can think of that you couldn't come up with one example.
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Translation: I failed high school science classes.
No one gives a shit about your kabbalistic psychosis.
Wrong.
.Einstein comes along and says that they actually did get the result that they predicted, but you can only observe those results from a perspective outside of our reality.
Wrong.
Thanks for admitting the Earth isn’t flat and that it’s impossible for you to provide any evidence in support of your proven jewish hoax.
Commit suicide. It’s not working. You failed. No one will ever believe you.
Translation: I do not know what the vestibular system is.
Said the flat earther.
The speed isn’t constant, yeah. Thanks for admitting Earth isn’t flat.
Wow. And?
Cool, thanks for admitting that you’re a paid shill spamming flat earth hoaxes here.
Thanks for projecting your own inadequacies onto others, flat earther.
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAA “OH NO I CANT PROVE YOU WRONG GUESS ILL JUST IGNORE THE PROOF” HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
Literally not what begging the question is. If your own examples are obvious lies, get new examples, kike.
Livestream your suicide by walking off the edge of the Earth.
Said the flat earther.
Neat, reported for spam. We don’t allow paid shills here.
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Yes. Lol. I'm a flat earther. Your skills of perception are immense.
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