Always deflection. No it is technically 0.661

What’s the number of the devil?

you want to call hijm

666 the number of the Globe.

Except as you just said, it’s .661

(Though your math is still wrong)

So it’s not 666

And that’s somehow “deflection”

Because they always want to be able to say. Well technically it is not exactly 666. To deflect from the demonic aspect.

To point out that your entire point, which is around a particular number

Right but like, that’s the number

Ok here’s the same logic

i dont think there is a demonic ide behind the curve calculation

3 is the number of the lord

1/3 is one part of the trinity

Like nowadays they will say the tilt is 23.5 to deflect now they are called out for 66.6

Jesus and god = .666

Lol

Ok, so what is your claim?

i agree with chad

Trinity is also demonic. There is One God read John 14 and 17. Those trinity passages were added to the bible.

i dont think there is a demonic ide behind the curve calculation

LOL

So steve, what’s your point

The earth is flat because?

the earth is flat because thats how it was made

we know its flat and not a ball because we see a long way

im not a flat earther but i respect your beliefs

you dont know my beliefs

Because I saw Norfolk Harbor from 40 miles away. Saw numerous sail boats in the bay. All from top to bottom off a bridge just 20' above the water. High enough no waves blocked my vision. The curve should have been 1200 feet. That is a lot of missing curve.

@The Unknown Scout this is not helpful to public discourse. There is truth and fact and then this nonsense

so what nonsense do you believe @Platinum Spark

40 miles has 320 inches of curvature, or 26 feet

I went to NASA and researched for a thousand hours. I saw fakery all over the place.

So you should sill be able to see a bridge or a ship

BS. 1200 feet is correct.

@chad46 that the earth is round

@Steve Angell no it isn’t. You just said .666 feet per mile right

Are you saying the earth is 200,.000 miles across?

You said 40 miles away

Squared. Squared miles times miles.