Sooner or later most just fall back on the "well you guys are stupid" tactic.

b/c this part is easy to remember

I don't recall, I don't claim to have an outstanding knowledge of physics, but again, they teach you earth is a globe anyway.

You can't use globe physics to back up a FE argument, unless it's proven.

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Three Worlds10/03/2019
the following statement is completely false " discord is a sphere, and you can see the curvature of discord as the things people say pass over the curve, and also, discord is so big that you cant see the curvature"

Attack Helicopter Cat10/03/2019
can you prove that?

bruh

at least be consistent

i can make jokes

mmmm

thats not part of a serious debate

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Ok

Forget what you've been taught

How ridiculous does this sound:

"The earth is spinning at over 1000mph, but you just *can't feel it*"

"The earth is one big sphere, but you just *can't see it*"

Sounds pretty ridiculous to someone who hasn't gone through many years of school where they slam it down on you as 100% fact.

I have, and I can verify that they do in fact, teach you these things.

Birds can fly for the same reason helicopters and airplanes can fly. Work is performed to push down on air with a force greater than equal to its own weight.

Did you say that? Or did *they* tell you that?

btw

You ever stood under the moving blades of a helicopter?

how many people are debating oakheart?

Practically everyone 😂

1 vs 1 per debate please

I have stood under the moving blades of a helicopter shortly before take-off.

Feel the wind being pushed down.

If a helicopter hovers for hours, how can it land in the same spot from whence it took off?

very dangerous

citing anecdotal

it was a medivac helicopter

i see

Unless gravity is holding down the helicopter, which you said it wasn't, then that means the Earth is not a rotating globe...

hmm hold up oak

does it follow?

gravity results in the helicopter having weight

the helicopter just needs to push down on air with a force greater than its own weight to take off.

When you're standing on a moving airplane around a constant 600 mph, do you feel 600 mph wind? And if you jump on the airplane, how come you land at the same spot?

I mean you land at the same spot relative to the airplane.