Message from @🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄

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Ok?

2019-05-19 22:37:45 UTC  

If they weren't in these fields the sun and the moon would be too high and would disprove the globe just based on the height they would be away

2019-05-19 22:39:12 UTC  

That and the fact that the sun would be lighting up most, if not all, of the earth

2019-05-19 22:40:19 UTC  

Plus doesn't this type of flat earth model simply dismiss the dome also due to the sun and moon not being in the field?

2019-05-19 22:40:51 UTC  

Unless the sun and the moon are beaming down against the dome which is a pretty "meh" you have to admit

2019-05-19 22:41:03 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/564598119590002708/579800720522346517/FlatEarthSubmarineCables.png

2019-05-19 22:41:04 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/564598119590002708/579800722292604988/FlatEarthSubmarineCables2.png

The Sun wouldn't light up all of flat earth. Light would have to travel infinitely far or nearly so, in order to do so.

2019-05-19 22:42:00 UTC  

True but it wouldn't light it up either

That's also why I said i thought it would have to be within the torus field.

2019-05-19 22:42:34 UTC  

It would make a bit more sense if it were inside then outside of it

2019-05-19 22:43:25 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/564598119590002708/579801312049233945/DeepinScreenshot_select-area_20190520014309.png

Philosophically and scientifically, I have to accept all possibilities.

2019-05-19 22:44:52 UTC  

You should accept the possibilities that will line up with your proof

2019-05-19 22:44:58 UTC  

Light does nearly travel infinite distance tho...

2019-05-19 22:45:31 UTC  

Mad Philosopher knows how light works already Agent

2019-05-19 22:45:37 UTC  

Alright

Prove it

2019-05-19 22:46:11 UTC  

I like how you say "prove it" but then I will say "we can see light from other galaxies and stars" and you'll just say "oh those don't exist".

2019-05-19 22:46:17 UTC  

So basically this argument doesn't work

I understand that's how it would need to work on the heliocentric model, but that's not what we observe.

I never made the claim they don't exist

2019-05-19 22:47:35 UTC  

Yeah but since you're a flat earther, I assume you don't believe in space.

2019-05-19 22:48:11 UTC  

Basically every argument anyone who doesn't agree with you makes gets replied to with "oh well that doesn't exist".

2019-05-19 22:48:19 UTC  

<:flatearth:564527756180979724>

2019-05-19 22:48:44 UTC  

You’re arguing something he didn’t even say.

2019-05-19 22:48:55 UTC  

Shit, you’re an idiot.

2019-05-19 22:49:23 UTC  

You should never assume Agent

2019-05-19 22:49:38 UTC  

I came here and made the same mistake but you'll be surprised

2019-05-19 22:49:47 UTC  

(says the flat earther) But he said to prove that light travels VERY long distance and I can't even argue because I'll just be told that the thing doesn't exist. If you could read, you'd see that.

2019-05-19 22:50:16 UTC  

The light argument will last hours if you talk about it

2019-05-19 22:50:30 UTC  

Trust me I've had it with mad Philosopher many different times

2019-05-19 22:50:42 UTC  

Yes because it's always the 2nd grade argument of "nuh-uh".

2019-05-19 22:50:49 UTC  

You’ll just be told they don’t exist? You’re the only one saying that.

2019-05-19 22:51:21 UTC  

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2019-05-19 22:51:25 UTC  

damn

2019-05-19 22:51:43 UTC  

Maybe if you'd read what I was typing, you would understand what I'm saying @Derek Nelson .

2019-05-19 22:52:00 UTC  

I'd just say that it is better to take what you are told from the person before just putting them in one category

2019-05-19 22:52:28 UTC  

Yeah but they seem to put logical people in a category so...

2019-05-19 22:53:10 UTC  

I do understand. You’re arguing a hypothetical point, none of us are saying, because you can’t actually prove the distance of stars. So you insert the notion, “well, you’ll just say they don’t exist”, to throw the argument under the bus.

You're thinking too linearly and three dimensionally.