It's poor meme making and I don't like it.

I’ll be sure to try and create memes myself someday. And those bothersome things can be touched up. Though the information presented, will still be entirely intact. Since that’s what gives it substance in the first place.

The way it's presented is Theoretical Physicist, Erik Verlinde: knows gravity doesn't exist. Then it looks as though it goes on to quote someone else.

@Seeker of Truth i did

boats disappear way later than that guy

so how does this guy explain boats disappearing bottom up

height of the camera

Mac...

Also after reading about Erik Verlinde I don't think he's quite the person you want to use to back your arguments. He does work on entropic gravity and simply seems to argue that it doesn't exist as we currently think of it. He does in fact believe in gravity.

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What kind of devils work is this.

Ah, makes sense.

Yeah but Steve Jobs made the *aesthetic*

@Seeker of Truth so if im' at sea level is that different

We had Steve Jobs, Bob Hope and Johnny Cash - Now we have no Jobs, no Hope and no Cash.

height of camera ( mount / tripod etc.) and atmospheric and sea conditions all play a part

anyway I am not going to waste my time with you

@MrGiggles

Giggles you need clarity

I like aesthetics in machines, but that isn't the most important part. Like I enjoy my pretty rainbow backlit keyboard, but it could just be a normal keyboard and that would be ok too.

@Seeker of Truth so if i put a camera near the ground, a boat would disappear just like that guy?

Those islands must be moving farther out! They’re disappearing bottom first! 😦

derek the image of the balls shows none of them disappearing bottom first

You’re going to argue against the cartoons, but not the real images? Okay.

Nah, the balls just lit a fat doobie and things are getting hazy now.

just wondering what you're trying to show

b/c yoru message is lost

or incoherent

Your logic is incoherent. If the islands aren’t moving, and we do see them disappearing bottom first depending on atmospheric obstruction, what does that tell you?

Goodnight.

they're not, that's just him going higher

The hull of that ship is disappearing bottom first. And it isn’t even over the horizon yet.

why do all your images have haze, try a clear day

so if this were the case, that it disappears just b/c of haze, why can i sometimes see more of an object just by going up higher

Flat Earthers : "Atmospheric obstruction limits how far you can see. Until you get to a higher altitude, then all of the sudden the atmosphere clears so you can see farther"

We can see clearer above a dust storm. Obviously.

And that first picture I showed, from what I know, had no observable change in altitude. Those are simply pictures taken on different days where weather played a part.