Alan Watts on Death: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giZN0ZuDERY

I used to think flat earth was a psy op to discredit other conspiracies. Then I learned all the astronauts were freemasons, flight paths are based on a flat earth map, commercial flights go thousands of miles out of their way instead of flying over Antarctica, air pressure collapses immediately in a vacuum without a container, there's no measurable curvature, moonlight is cold, we can see objects too far away, the horizon rises with you as you gain altitude, and the ball earth was first spoken of in the jewish mystic Zohar text 2000 years ago when everyone knew Earth was flat.

What is it you mean when you say moonlight is cold?

the light of the moon cools objects

moonlight has the opposite effect of sunlight

Are you sure? This sounds quite strange. I will look into this

Um

I am sure

Moonlight is light reflected off the sun

True

are you sure about that story Nick?

Ye based on the projections of sunlight onto the moon

When the moon is also in the sky you can see the crescent facing the sun

perhaps it's not what you've been told. Moonlight is measurably cold. Anyone can measure this

It's not what I've been told

It's logical as light reflects off everything in different degrees

And it seems that the moonlight observations to produce a cold aura are false. Measurements to credit this are as equally observable in the daylight. It is a simple fact, shaded regions provide a warmer area in all situations, night and day.

you can literally do your own tests @thing . very easy to prove

It's simply not logical to say sunlight can reflect off everything else but the moon

Think of it like this: standing under an umbrella under the sun would increase the temperature, correct?

Same for moon

fundamentally incorrect, but if you don't buy the shade measurements, then how about magnified moonlight?

Magnified moonlight is colder than moonlight surrounding it

@thing wot

How is it fundamentally incorrect. It seems pretty simple of a concept to understand

These experiments simply show individuals measuring temperature under a ceiling, then in the moonlight.

it is indeed simple and all I can do is contradict you and tell you to measure shade vs sunlit areas

don't believe anybody else @thing

Moonlight does not make things colder

do your own measurements

Whoops water

It will always be slightly warmer under shaded areas. This is not indicative of a cold moonlight

If you want a real experiment?

I would argue that it is. Your sunlight explanation is not true

but you still can't account for magnified moonlight with your shady theories

Not really a theory. I am just stating something simple

howdy

how are yall people doing

And also, this magnified moonlight sounds interesting, can you please provide a link or a source to your experiment? I have not found anything supporting your claim.

@Soldier of Blyat existing

I suggest you read this