The curve is everywhere

We don’t observe any curve at all anywhere on earth.

Because the earth is too large

But ships disappear over the curve of the horizon?

Is this server for real?

They don’t go over a curve

They leave your range of vision

@indio007 You disgrace that pfp, and you ‘truthers’ been drinking some dank as toilet koolaid it seems

Gimmie some of the shrooms yo

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For a ball earth of 24,901 miles in circumference, there absolutely has to be a radius of observable curve.

The problem is, we don’t see it in real life.

Have you tried?

@The Gwench Sorry. Just doing a couple things. Will join in a few.

Ok

Of course I’ve tried, Renee. There isn’t just a lack of curve. There isn’t any curve, at all.

What did you do?

i got a question

is it racist to call a person by there skin color?

aight

these kids are getting mad af

its 2k19

people are sensitive like last year

i should of expected it

*cough* youtube *cough*

*cough* james charles *cough*

Oof

I’ve verified observations made by other people, Renee. Like calculating the distance across Lake Michigan where Chicago is somehow still visible, when most of it should be hidden behind earth curvature.

What happened to my truther role

I was verified

i think we knew they were buildings @Derek Nelson

how does that prove the earth is flat

you can see the city looking below the sea

which proves there is a curve

A local news reporter said that sight was a ‘mirage.’

The buildings should be tilting AWAY from our view as well. But they’re not. They’re completely straight.

does it look like some of the buildings are underneath the sea

it does...

so it proves there is a curve