Message from @Karnivore
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That's WAY too close for comfort.
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> @Rigg5 said at 6:36 PM:
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMz5eZ42Ujg
Through the last 10 mins of this video, I can't tell who is arguing for which side.
The only one I saw act like a dick was the white guy.
But I missed the first hour of this, apparently.
It is difficult to believe that in 2020, folks are still debating this.
The female host of that stream just said, "Space is fake."
lmao
Perhaps she needs to choose her words more wisely.
I just hit replay on that above video that Riggs posted. It took them 25 minute to reach **ANY** content whatsoever that pertained to the title of this video. This is a complete shitshow.
Travis (the white guy) is a total jackass.
He doesn't even know the definition of density or weight.
Travis simply likes to hear himself talk. He wants to sound important.
He's not a thinker; he's a bullshit artist.
> Sean G (the black guy): _Travis, what is weight?_
> Travis (the white guy): _If a grain of rice is put onto a scale, it won't register._
> Sean G: _What causes a scale tell you your weight?_
> Travis: _The springs in the scale._
> Sean G: _Please tell us how a scale tells us what we weigh._
> Travis: _The mass of my body...consists of bone, plasma, hair...the amount of pressure that I place on that scale is going to register 210 pounds._
> Sean G: _In what direction is that pressure in?_
> Travis: _At the point of contact._
> Sean G: _In what direction?_
> Travis: :::yelling::: _AT THE POINT OF CONTACT!_
> Sean G: _The point of contact is not a direction, it is a location._
> Sean G: _In what direction?_
> Travis: _It's, it's, it's...if you...ahhh_
> Sean G: _If you put a scale on top of your head, what happens?_
> Travis: :::deflects, studders, mumbles:::
> Sean G: _If you take where your feet normally go, and put that spot on top of your head, and that scale registers numbers, what is that scale weighing?_
> Travis: _However much that scale weighs at that point of pressure._
> Sean G: _So what direction is the pressure, when you stand on a scale?_
> Travis: _Okay, whatever...at that point, it's above my head..._
> Sean G: _What direction does that scale register a weight?_
> Travis: _Below my feet._
> Sean G: _What direction does that scale register a weight?_
> Travis: _If you want me to say down, it's down._
> Sean G: _Thank you._
> Travis: :::yelling::: _IT'S DOWN!....YOU KNOW....UH..._
> Sean G: _Okay. Now we have already established that density doesn't have a vector._
> Travis: _No, we have not established that._
This is painful as hell to watch.
OMG...Sean G just asked Travis what weighs more: a 10 pound bag of bricks, or a 10 pound bag of feathers.
Travis did not know the answer.
Okay, I'm stopping watching this complete garbage.
Travis doesn't even know what planet he's on.
That video gets to the point pretty quick
Flat earthers cannot even agree with each other on a model for a flat earth.
Boats disappear from the bottom up. I have seem this with my own eyes, sailing for weeks on the ocean.
Also, flat earthers have absolutely no legitimate explanation for gravity.
The moon is tidally locked to the earth. If the earth were flat, then why does everyone on earth always see the exact same picture of the moon, when looking at it? If earth were flat, then the pictures of it from different locations on the surface if the earth would also be different.
The voice of this guy talking in the video certainly sounds like that Travis moron from the previous video. He has already proven that he’s completely clueless and only wants to be argumentative.
Not a single flat earth model can predict or explain a solar or lunar eclipse.
No flat earth model can explain tides.
No flat earth model can explain known distances between cities on a map.
No flat earth model can explain why the sun doesn’t go down in the arctic, during some months of the year.
No flat earth model can explain seasons.
No flat earth model can explain satellites in orbit above earth.
No flat earth model can explain how GPS works.