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that makes no sense

and yeah that type of eclipse is absolutely possible with a round earth

proof

i asked you first

deliver

no, I asked you to explain before you ask me. that's how this works

don't evade

however, I asked you to explain before you asked me. I will do so after you explain.

and you made the claim that it *couldn't* work first anyways

it was not clear

in the slightest really

all the video showed was eclipses and people going "that can't be heliocentrism" despite not ever giving a reference point for where the camera is being pointed at in the video. The only point in it that does give you a reference is with the Santa Fe footage and even that is possible given with how dim the sky was (meaning that the sun would jsut barely be visible over the horizon if at all yet) and with the moon's position (and with how the umbra and penumbra work)

also the video is extremely bloated and meandering

Yeah it's absurdly overblown

And with that the countries with the most emissions are China and India, and we couldnt do anything about that anyway

*and* these alarmists are usually the same people who will refuse nuclear energy despite it's damn near limitless potential

You can sometimes see both the sun and moon during an eclipse because the Earth's atmosphere messes with the images of both objects

@Lampz I said that the images of the sun and Moon are sometimes distorted by the Earth's atmosphere, which can give the impression that both objects are in the sky when in reality they aren't. This isn't personification, thus is how atmospheric distortion works. Nor was I saying that the sun and Moon are just projections. Good lord.

Lmao look who's this talking

The argument of "everyone's always believed in a flat Earth" is not a good one or an accurate one

You don't have evidence either, but somehow that's not a problem.

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Yeah they have a neck

Seems that way

uh

missing links have been found

Ah shit, here we go again

maybe send a relevant bit instead of just posting a 2 hour video

that has nothing to do with this subject

it's not

the inception of life doesn't matter in relation to how it adapts and evolves over time, and no one knows how life first appeared. I'd home in on the actual process.

no?

ginga just posted a comment relating to primordial soup, which is why i responded about nobody really knowing the origin of life

looks like its underwater

which makes sense, since astronauts train underwater

they train underwater

because it simulates zero G

maybe because they're the *vatican?*

it is one of the closest approximations to a zero G environment on Earth

jesus christ, we're just going all over the place now

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this is the pinnacle of flat earth arguments

the space tesla camera had real footage of earth

(they can't lol)

i could say the same about flat earthers

right where landforms disappear over the horison

while you have zero proof for it. of course.

probably why one has to resort to 'gotcha' moments and shfiting the goal post constantly

proof?

i like how you admitted that its backed by nothing lmao

also the flat earth community is still very small, so that's not saying much

he hasn't done that, to be fair

that's just a fallacious argument though. Numbers of believers =/= the truth. You need evidence.

nope

then how do things fall at the same rate?

that's literally not density

Atheism also operates on the preconception that a higher power doesn't exist in fairness

also this is a tangential argument and doesn't matter

Atheism isn't *literally* a religion but it is often used as an almost surrogate belief system

But Atheism in general does as well as Antitheism

I already said that Atheism isn't literally a religion

only that its followers can be just as dogmatic and zealous as religious people

so in that regard i believe you can draw a comparison, but yes Atheism doesn't really have the inner working of a religion as well.

But where these terms become problematic is when Atheism does mean a refusal of god in its original definition, and the word has been used to mean something that it isn't really.

probably an attempt at a 'gotcha' moment

That's how the word is used today, yes, but that's not the words original definition means

They shouldn't, because it muddies the language overtime

Gender has essentially been a synonym of sex until a few years ago, due to the advent of things like political correctness

I don't see why it's so bad to just keep original definitions.

that's not what I was saying in the slightest

no the suicide rate is virtually unchanged after transitioning and can worsen in some cases

no, I'm referring to the before and after attempts

That's great, but that isn't the case with all transgender people

well, in fairness, transitioning past 18 years or so means that gender dysphoria is an actual condition that they have. If you were to transition before that there's no telling if the kid would have grown out of GD.

also that is actually true, transitioning is kind of counter-intuitive to Gender Dysphoria.

It can and has absolutely worked for some

But there is a high enough suicide rate that I would think should raise alarm

I think we can all at least agree that the politicization of transgenders is crazy

and that the LGBT (as a community) is quesionable

not gay or trans individuals, but this group specifically

pride parades are ridiculous

also yes

yikes

not in terms of political climate

oh whoops

The far left is just becoming crazier by the day

Honestly i'd say its more of an issue with the left and the right

most people on the right are at least willing to have a dialogue with others, while the left just brands people as racists and misogynists

even against *moderate liberals*

i mean there are people on the right who do that, yeah, but with the left its damn near institutionalized

but you also have organizations like antifa and blm

i don't support the proud boys, but they aren't as bad as antifa

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oh look, people are going on top of the "ice wall"

(glaciers are pretty sick though, ngl)

lmao

what evidence is there for a dome?