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I understand it's from a camera, but a normal camera is only designed to capture light into photo, not measure curvature. Cameras are susceptible to refraction, angle of light, pixel and resolution ratings, and then the entire result is interpretation based after that

@Reesey i know, right : (

lies

https://prnt.sc/k588sa

it's not lies, can you even prove the photo was stabilized

..see dat?

i see noting

thats the issue with cameras, too many additional factors

CONVERGENCE ... hallway pic .. https://prnt.sc/g2ug63

see dat TOO (also)?

it looks fake

your ass is fake <:lul:484994724118134784>

lol

im done trolling

spank you very much

@Reesey real science basically acknowledges that light goes farther than reality, so photos is a bad place to start because Science is claiming light is a bad way to measure it

it bends around the curve is what they say

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--or, ..i mean thank you

@Reesey more or less, we can 'see farther' than we can really see, is what refraction causes

hehe

lol

we can see infinity and beyond

yeah that is practical

you can see around a corner with a glass of water, it's the same concept

we can see suns from light years away

or is the stars we see just a PROGECTION?!?!?!?

also light gets into your house during the day, at absurd angles compared to windows, I get light in my bathroom in the basement with no windows, from all the way upstairs, this is also refraction at high levels

they dont

the point is you can see farther than the curve, the 8"per mile^2 for example never considers that refraction allows you to see farther also, and when they do, it's often misjudged

so its science

science proves everything

like how my mom gave birth to me

science

see science is the life of life

life is science

so like, you can see farther than 8"/m^2, but you shouldn't be able to without refraction, that is what I mean by light goes farther than reality, in a vacuum, you would only see 8"/m^2

better than hamburgers

and we use science to measure hamburgers

just like the earth

heehee..