I mean

Once you discover the basics, that really won't change much

The mainstream claim is that science always changes

not really tho?

it does

science discovers new things but

I disagree, somethings will change, but something will always stay the same

There is such a thing as a singular truth

Unchanging

There is no way to know for sure though

We were using the law of universal gravitation for a long time until we recently concluded that general relativity was more accurate in the long run

I disagree

there is a singular truth

There is a way to find out and know

and modern science

is pretty darn close

to being able to accurately say what that truth is

And we just haven’t reached it yet? @Rigg5

englighten us

as to what this truth is

well I guess this debate was a dead end

not debate so much as just

leaving I guess

the ratios of pressure is irelevant

its the difrence

You theory must fit the evidence, not this flat earth method of making the evidence fit the theory. Hence why modern science it always changing with new information.

ban

Whats everyone deebating today?

Erth

hey guys

Hi

who wants to be friends

dad

Good old civil debate chat

***where did everybody gooooooo***

D:

Here

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/561988982884270088/616011193735446529/contrast.gif So, I made this gif from a YouTube video. I don't know if there's a common argument to this or not, so that's why I'm here. Just to get an answer and be happy.

It's regarding weather balloons and curvature.

Two frames.

an easy way to see if a fisheye lens is accurate is to use a cross