I guess it's the normal reaction of someone who believes such a thing.

nah, just what a public chat is like

He asked me what was my question, and I asked him twice.

@neutch I wrote you in direct chat

Right, right

What you have been taught is workarounds to fit a inverted model you live inside of earth. Heavens revolve around you in the core of earth ABOVE YOU

Right, what pulls me down?

And what are your proofs to assume that?

You are getting pushed out and you are on the inside of a sphere

Everything is

Right, and what is pulling me out?

I assume you don't believe in gravity.

Good question, I have compression? Rarification? Density? Buoyancy? magnetism? I think it's a combination of many myself

It couldn't be any of them, sorry to tell you.

So what's gravity neutch

Enlighten me

1 second, Imma enter in my pc.~

How does it work

And can we measure it

A person in this server wrote me this answer for my question. You believe the earth is flat because you don’t see a curve. This is his question. reason- It is simply this: gaze onto the horizon and ask if you see a curve? ........ it is right for you?

How to measure gravity.... Apples

The horizon is basically a Illusion as such. Atmospheric distortions, temperature gradients but also magnetic wave interference perhaps, mainstream science admits when we are just seeing the sun set it has already set so its not where we see it, it's not where It is, so how do you know where it is?

You're sad

By this shit server

No they say the sun is being displaced up for miles and miles over the curvature. You believe that? Because my simple observations suggest the opposite, also refraction doesn't work like that it's the opposite

Maybe neutch will respond later, now he can’t

You have no proof or evidence to back the claim that refraction can do that, its inverted

Look into it

When it comes to the shape of the earth it comes down to one question.... Which way is it getting displaced and how

Not oh it looks flat

Are you Christian Right ?

@ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan

I'm born roman Catholic

@ElectroquasistaticMagnetoMan thanks

Np

i am always curious, what makes you believe in a god?

assuming you still do of course

I believe in a creator yes

what made you believe?

Well. How did this system organise itself into a goldilock zone as they call it, the whole big bang, it must of been created I'm looking more to the light the sun, how

ok