aight

ok

I dont even know what we are talking about, that might help.

@Queen👑 we are talking about ships going over horizon

globies keep on saying "this because of this and that blah blah blah"

and i am now saying

ok

lets talk numbers

in order to make someone understand it is essential to establish a middle ground and build arguments upon it

Are you on of them flat earthers?

flam chicken are you with us

@Flame chicken

he might have run away

lo

l

oh well

it finished before it even began?

Yes

maybe

@Flame chicken wow

I'm confusion

ok

middle ground

Forgive me. This kind of stuff may go over my head. English isn't my first lingo.

neither

ive made countless grammatical mistakes

which may have led to some misunderstandings

middle ground is very important otherwise you will get no where in a debate

Boat captains say, on average, you can see ships on the horizon or land at about 12 miles. A rough formula at http://science.howstuffworks.com... Examples: For an observer standing on the ground with h = 1.70 metres (5 ft 7 in) (average eye-level height), the horizon is at a distance of 4.7 kilometres

I come from this country ----> 🇮🇸

@Flame chicken i thought you were going to listen to me

Ok

ok

do you believe that some buildings can't be seen due to the curvature?

regardless of the zoom

i mean its common sense

Yes

ok

Some buildings can't be seen because they are too far away

See how I just answer the question

that is our middle ground