And many make some decent and hard to answer points.

Usually it’ll start somewhere along the lines of, “There is no measurable curve.”

i mean like when that guy jumped from space, you can visibly see the curvature

fisheye lens

That guy used a GoPro, iirc

I don't believe the earth is flat and it doesn't matter if it is or not. The problem I have is when people act like they have a stick up their bum if someone else disagrees. If the earth really is flat then there is even more being hidden from you.

nvm i cant send pics

The lens naturally gives a curving appearance

yes, but its still curved

maybe not to the degree that it looks

If the lens curves the image naturally, then how much curve is in the original image?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

idk

but its still curved

Exactly

it just amplifies it

Well, does it?

Is it amplifying or *adding*?

This is basically why people are flat earthers.

If you go beyond just a face value, the questions become fairly complicated.

thats true

Many are perfectly reasonable

Thats not exactly true

Flat earthers get heavily trolled

I image its fairly hard being resonable when you arent sure who you can really trust

I'm not a flat earther

I gained their trust

They now tolerate me and my weirdness

Like just ask genuine questions, dont be sarcastic, make good debatable points that arent rude or trollish

Which is what 90% of people do

Alright, @nickthecommunist has been warned for '**Duplicated text**'.

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the earth is round because the earth is round

See thats my point

Thats just a dumb statement

i think people need to think clearly and not be dumb

See ^

https://tenor.com/view/earth-gif-8912271

why is the earth round and not a dino

Instead of trying just to straight up discredit people ask questions, try and see their point of view

Whats the harm in stuff like "so if you believe the earth is flat what is the explanation for why "this" happens"

Or

"Explain how sunrise and sunset works on flat earth in your opinion"