U see the ocean rise up we know it’s not therefore what we see does not match what is really happening

It’s an illusion due to perspective

Correct ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSAlVua7T4g

Tell him he’s wrong astral

It is exactly what we'd expect on a flat surface, we tilt our line of sight up to see farther out.
It doesn't look like it is physically slanting up.
It is perfectly explained by perspective angles, nothing to do with the height of any slant

It doesn’t look like it’s physically slanting up ?

It does look like the floor rises to meet he ceiling to me

We know that’s not really physically happening but we know we see that

So far 2 people have said under the ocean rise up and both of those people say that isn’t what’s happening really

Ur the only one who doesn’t see the ocean rise up

No we don't, it has NOTHING to do with the height of any slant, it is perfectly explained by angles of perspective. No theory needed for that. It is observational fact

Observational fact when u look out at the ocean at the horizon the water is at ur eye level. The water appears to be rising up to ur eye level.

That’s what we see ur the only one who doesn’t see that

We will revisit this tomorrow I gotta go to bed

Goodnight

Nope, it is impossible for the ground to meet your eye level, they are parallel, and parallel lines never touch.
This is fact.

We r just talking about what we see we know the water isn’t rising

We see the water rising we know it isn’t

We don't see the water as if it is rising like a physical slant, we see it as we expect with perspective angles, like depicted above. No theory needed for this, observable fact and physical reality, all consistent.

We r going in circles so far 2 people have said hey see the water at the ocean rising to meet ur eye level which we know isn’t physically happening

It cannot reach eye level, that is a physical impossibility. Parallel lines never meet.

Lol ok

The water at the ocean when u look at the horizon appears to rise up everyone who has ever looked at the horizon at the ocean has seen this

All can be accounted for by physical perspective, no imaginary slanting the ground needed any further based on what we observe

We know perspective is why u see the water rising

What t u even arguing

What r u arguing

Ur saying we don’t see the water rise up when we look at the horizon at he ocean ?

Is that what ur saying ?

I am arguing that what we see in regards to the angling up of water is purely an effect of angles of perspective, from an observer above the ground.

We do not see water ramping up like this.

Ur saying we don’t see the water rise up when we look at the horizon at he ocean ?

No, instead, we have ourselves slanting up to see farther over a level surface

Figure it out