@there are other reasons, but that same story of distrust and betrayal of society is the common link

yup

Oh that’s right, Lachlan. I’m in the states.

so if you can't see something you don't believe it?

for example the curve

If it was there I would believe it

but you can't see it easily with your eyes, correct?

so you believe it is flat?

is that part of your reasoning?

But there is no curve. They have been out measuring with lasers and found no curvature. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bV8hCkvT7gRFkoR6J0AY1mDwYfQR7PAg/view

@Rudi So im confused by your argument that if i cant prove something is 100% true myself at the drop of a hat then any other theory can be just as true?

If you can't prove that there is curvature there is none cause no one can find it

do you also believe that humans have never been to the moon

Nasa never went to the moon.

have you heard of the mirrors on the moon?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Laser_Ranging_experiment

They bounced lasers of the moon before they went there

can you give evidence of that?

@Rudi lets play the logical fallacy game?

its a way to teach less aware people what a logically fallacy can be

Like look at the horizon. It’s literally not even 100 feet away.

logical

You can see how much drop there will be over certain distances on that chart. That's it @evil chicken

That is not a picture of the moon. Come on now.

what is it a picture of?

you use light mode? that's so shameful

and how can you tell

It’s a studio.

@Rudi cmon the logical fallacy game is fun

i don't think i can trust you anymore since you use light theme

@evil chicken Does the earth curve?

honestly same yam

serious issues

The math for the curve drop is what is on that chart

What is it if it's not that?

@Rudi dude you need to stop saying look at this picture, and use your own reasoning

Can you give me a tool that's better?

an oblate spheroid i think

@Belzon Prove the globe