In the north

K, that's true

Personally

And in the south too

Yes

But what does that tell you about the sun in the Arctic

That it would change from here to there

Standards of evidence, huh? That's through scientific demonstration. But if you assume scientists engage in an elaborate, long-lasting, worldwide lie there's no helping you really

So an extrapolation?

Using a model

Who says its an elaborate lie

It could be a giant mistake mostly

With some lies

Not sure how someone could accidentally comenupmwith an accurate map

Of the whole world

What map is that?

All the maps we use for navigation

To get from place to place

Like which ones?

Google maps

Just the world map

Which is used the most?

Wgs84 is a good choice

All of the scientific explanations that are given and easily researchable to support the globe model makes it pretty darn elaborate and worldwide at that

Google maps seems ok doesnt it

If it's all just a lie

Ya Google maps is good

We got played hard if it is a lie

Accurate

It's source data is wgs84

Locally and regionally the Google maps works pretty well

Google earth is great. Based on WGS84 same as your phone or car GPS

How else would you use it though

Or heck, airplane GPS too

Have you verified the magnetic declination yourself

Airplane gps?

Did you design that?

Who approved that?

Well we track magnetic north to be moving slightly east

Pilots use it without any issue

And it gets them from place to place