The light doesn't travel forever...

True

We have assumed that the sun is much bigger than earth and that it's light travels FOREVER through space

So if our idea of the sun is wrong then day/night on flat earth would be a lot different

Did we really say it travels forever?

Yes, light is known to travel indefinitely but also spreads at a rate squared so light seems to "end" at a part where it's spread enough to not be picked up by the human eye

Okay, not forever but you know what I mean

The way we have been taught.

@tester Thanks for explaining that

Anyway, how would it work on a flat earth?

IT would be a much smaller light that rotates above the plane.

Ever heard of the shumaan frequency?

https://i.redd.it/w8plxlzs3hv11.gif

That should explain better

The earth is giving off a frequency.

I have a theory.

Never heard of that

What is it?

It's a frequency that the earth gives off.

Do you guys think the Holocaust happened

Ok

It's mainstream science as far as I know

@jlegend do you?

It's important because of my theory

Our heart has a frequency that causes our heart to expand and contract

Ok

Yeah

So?

@joestertilt yes I do

If you had a MUCH slower frequency that would cause the sun to expand and contract, that would give us "seasons"

hEART = earth

Tell me more.

I mean go around in a smaller circle or a wide circle. That is what I mean by expand and contract

Not the sun getting bigger or smaller

@jlegend so your fishing?

The heart doesn't have a frequency like the shumaan frequency. A heart frequency is a time variable, the shumaan is a frequency of it's electromagnetic spectrum

At least of what I remember from the shumaan frequency. It's been awhile

Doesn't the human body have an electrical charge?

Is it "spick and span" or "spick and spam"?

Span