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@dank Razor <#484515816625274891>

Hamza alameddin

hi

Hi

whats up?

Hey attack

Not much hbu

just talking with people

Fun

I really cant hold a convo

i see

Thanks

so, then what are you doing here?

Wdym?

you know what i mean

Not really,

if you cant hold a conversation, then why are you here?

Oh i can hold a debate just when theres nothing to talk about i cant

ok

🙂

I find that funny, you can go to the highest point on Earth and yet there is still no curvature. So people genuinely believe all this crap but they just can't feel/see it. Yeahhh, no.

It's evident that there seems to be no way to experience these things yourself, yet you should believe them because you were A: Taught from a young age, and B: NASA says so.

C: logic

D: actual research

yet, both sides are too contradictory to provide enough detail that doesnt clash against the other side’s thoughts

Wrong answer

Yes, the logic behind it is fundamentally different

Logic is not an answer.

The problem is, how much can you trust NASA's "research"

https://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=64279.0

Nope

That's just an illusion of perspective.

Besides

You're saying that you can see curvature from just a few miles away, when you can't see any from Mount Everest?

*Globe Logic*

Cause the globes giant compared to us...

Ok so how can you POSSIBLY see ships and buildings sinking from like 3 miles away?

And how is it an illusion and not a pint of view

Point*

And because you have eyes, its called vision