Message from @Pinnaplia
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In my view, any concept is questionable and should remain debated, even earth being round.
Questioning and debated is not the same as denial however, you can still think the earth is spherical and be skeptical of it
if it was spherical the proof would be there
at this point it would be undeniable
thats not proof its flat but the fact the proof isnt there amongst other things make me not believe anymore
im not gonna believe in something they cant prove
Proof isn't the issue, falsifiability is.
If you can't falsify a particular hypothesis, it holds up to standards of evidence as long as its predictions are confirmed
u can prove the shape of something
the standard of evidence isnt that great for me to believe in the glboe
The standard globe model has been falsified, but it can be updated with quantified refraction parameters, and I think it may be able to work out.
The "proofs" are to do with the properties of non euclidean vs euclidean
im just not gonna believe in something that cant be proved but that could be and should be proved at this point
I don't think proof is necessary, but it can be helpful. Proof would be like creating a triangle with angles adding up over 180 degrees.
Evidence would simply be what data and observation lines up with the hypothesis
their should be rock solid undeniable evidence the earth is a sphere
its not there for me thats all
People can deny almost anything
yeah somethings are harder to deny that others
not a lot of people denying 1 plus 1 equals 2
You can't deny your own existence because denying existence implies you exist to deny it in the first place.
You can deny your experiences by assuming reality is an illusion or you are a brain in a vat, for example.
Earth is a sphere because it being flat while every other planet it a sphere is just stupid.
ive looked into the holographic universe that was another good youtube video astral
There is no quantified, testable, falsifiable flat earth hypothesis as far as I'm aware
@jeremy Great, interesting stuff indeed
u saw it ?
Astral are you a FE?
Idk, link?
I've heard about the concept from people like David Icke
@Pinnaplia No
Not anymore
Ah ok
Because I didn't wanna have to repost the paragraph I flung at Mike earlier
i couldnt find the whole thing thats part one
its mad long
My point was that "disproving flat earth" is not really meaningful since it isn't fully defined and quantified for predictive power @Pinnaplia
Not falsifiable since it isn't set up
@jeremy Not too long, and hour and a half is usually fine for me if it is interesting
Very interesting, I'll check it out
thats part one lol
i cant remember its been a long time i think the whole things 5 hours maybe more idk
joe rogan graham hancock michael shermer debate was good