So on days when water looks convex, you get to ignore that, Gandalf?

I never see the shoreline. Pictures do not show it just a blur.

That’s convenient.

if you honestly dont believe earth is round in 2019 you are special

Lol, some of you guys look familiar.

I know what fata morgana is Derek, as well as atmospheric compression, so if you're trying to insinuate that I just discredit such things I assure you I do not. Perhaps if you were more open minded you would understand.

@Derek Nelson have you watched a nasa video before?

There are millions who see it as flat.

You will always SEE it as flat.

That's why that video is important.

there are also tens of millions who are autistic

How can a boat be below the opposiote shoreline if the water is flat?

Water is always in a perpetual state to find and maintain it’s level.

@Steve Angell This is why you will always see state

Autistic. Truth seeker. Often the two go together. Autistic people are unlikely to conform just because someone says something.

The water level rises and falls throughout different times of the year. And when it has finally reached it’s level, is when it’s flat.

No, water is always in a perpetual state to seek the path of least resistance, as proven with diepolar magnetics

Which is why the water level rises and falls

Dielectricity.

There are 2 forms of magnatism.

Magnetic, and diemagnetic.

The two combine to form electricity.

I'm going to head over to my neighbors now, you guys have a great night.

If it were actually forming a concave surface. Why don’t we see entirely level water surfaces, reflecting a shrunken sky above it?

We never do.

You too.

@Steve Angell It was great meeting you.

Thank you.

@Derek Nelson Because light bends silly. Sheeple will tell you.

You guys take it easy.

peace.

Wth

Gnite

im curious to see if this always happens, can you always see water above the boat no matter were you do this? I’m open to anything really, I’d like to hear what people in the other discord have to say

Light expands the shape of the sky above a concave surface to make it look absolutely flat?

No.

@Derek Nelson I have seen numerous photos of the sky reflected off the water or frozen ice on a lake. Beautiful pictures.

You have to find a day with very calm water.

Just invert the curve here. You’re saying light would make the same reflection as a flat surface would on a concave object.

No.