That means you have to turn around to make a compass work lol

Australia and South America isn't Antarctica.

Lol

And since you know the exact degrees of declination, it's correctable, yes?

And I just showed you problems with magnetic declination in Australia

You ignore

For whatever reason

The sun video?

Yes

I literally replied to that

Ok. Lol

You are saying the sun refracts west?

Lol

I dont even understand your claim

You're using the Sun as a perfect reference of west. I doubt the Sun sets in perfect west, also with refraction into account.

Refraction makes the sun move up? Or west?

You literally are bullshitting yourself

The sun only sets directly in the West on the equinoxes

Internet went out for phone

What about declination?

Doesnt matter?

People say the Sun sets west, I dont know about "perfect west to every degree"

Dude, I'm just here to say that the Sun isn't a good reference for West, since it changes over time.

I guess quorum was right. The sun does refract

Works perfect on a flat earth

Idk how many times I have to see this gif replay before I get what it has to do with this.

It's the Equinox

Just as we see

And what does the equinox have to do with this?

What doesn't it have to do with this?

I think you might just be a persistent debate troll

The 500 troll terms exist less than the flat earth.

10. Persistent Debate Troll
This troll loves to argue. They can take thoroughly researched and fact-based content, and come at it from all angles to challenge its message. They believe they're right, and everyone else is wrong. They’re determined to have the last word – continuing to comment until the other user gives up.

Ok, aren't you a persistent debate troll? Since debating is trolling.

Just realized you were using red herrings for a while. Compasses are irrelevant, as you can't see Polaris from South of the equator, unless it's very close to the equator and Polaris is right on the horizon.
If Australia and South America are on opposite sides of the Arctic, If they both can't see Polaris from those locations, then someone from the locations I've shown the photos were taken at can't be looking at any same point and looking at the same thing if they can't even both see Polaris, which is right in between them both.

Nice debate "tactic".

It's impossible for them to be looking at any same point on a flat Earth, as the point Polaris is the closest they can possibly get to being able to see the same point in the sky at the same time. Yet they don't see Polaris. Yet they are seeing a different point at the same time.

😂

On and on

10. Persistent Debate Troll
This troll loves to argue. They can take thoroughly researched and fact-based content, and come at it from all angles to challenge its message. They believe they're right, and everyone else is wrong. They’re determined to have the last word – continuing to comment until the other user gives up.