See this is the situation where the globies point out ohhh the curvature is too small.
Then you show them the long distance observations and show their math is wrong, then they go ummm err oh no gee 😬 I forgot how to do maths, bye.

I was thinking spherical bubble floating in the air not half

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Dont lean over

You risk falling around the cute

Curve*

The curvature is so small that we don't realise it's there, why? Because the Earths size is collosal

awww darn

#86 I could have said something

if the earth is flat then why isnt there an edge that we can see?

Y'all should get yourself some general roles darkly

I actually program

we could of had an incredibly dry technical discussion on how prediction works

heck

Or how randomness isn't random

But it is

it isn't random

it's quite interesting how it works in machines

@That Guy there’s no curvature

Natural randomness is

Computerised randomness isnt

@California Nightmare prove it

natural randomness is not random

You prove it @That Guy
I’m not the one making the claims

@California Nightmare you made the counter claim

it's based upon a series of algorithims and natural things that we still havent found a way to accurately measure yet

My claim is backed by observation and measurements

So where’s the curvature at

everything can be predicted

we just need the variables and formulas

@California Nightmare what observations?

@California Nightmare give me a link

No curvature

8 inches of curvature per mile square debunked

If i drop an arrow from the empire state building, what mathematically are the chances I hit a person

is like this @r/scottishpeopletwitter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2c-X8HiBng

digging around in the muck, finding gold

Use a Penny or Dime @Deleted User

Or 50c Peso