But do you agree the north star is above the Arctic?

fuck off dude

Lmao, what is with you people and not answering yes/no questions

I dont get it

I just need to ask like 3-4 yes/no questions but you peeps refuse

you dont get it cause low iq

Is polaris above the arctic? Just a *yes* or a *no*.

So we can just move on

make your point so we can move on

I cant unless you just answer like 3 simple questions

This isnt hard

@RiceRay yes or no

It is simple

fuck off

Xd

if you cant make your point

I already did, but you said it was phrased bad

even this i have to repeat

cause low iq

make your argument

or stfu

You do realize you are 3 simple yes or no questions away from the clarrified point?

I made my point in the form of a question, and you said it was phrased bad.

Im trying to make it clearer

Ill just answer for you. Since Polaris is above the Arctic, and the Arctic is between Australia and South America, that would make Polaris the closest point in the sky they can possibly see at the same time. Yet neither can see Polaris.

Meaning they cant be seeing any same point in the sky.

Yet they see this:

you can only see polaris in the north

Yep

yep

"Make ur point"

GG

i did

"Phrased badly"

you can only see it from the north

Why is that on a flat earth?

distance

how do you think the sun works on a FE?

Polaris is the closest distance in common with South America and Australia