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im dead

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Hi

@CryptoCypher the angle of refraction of the window is very close to that of air, meaning that the distortion that you speak of negligible, and photos and views seen through it are deemed accurate

@catman prove it!

I’m not gonna get too deep into this Bc I have a game of EU4 to play, but the burden of proof lies on you, Cypher

You made the initial claim that these windows’ shapes distorts light

@Santa Phil *what happened?*

Crypto I'll admit I made a mistake in my explination

@CryptoCypher prove what its literally a fact

But when light passes from air to glass it refracts by 37 degrees , when it leaves it refracts back to it's original path

@RadRhys curved glass is much like a lense, I presume you're familiar with lenses, you should know that lenses cause distortion, surely this isn't new information to you. Now, the burden of proof is on @catman to prove his claim

Although the glass is curved it is not a lense

Curved glass does not necessarily make a lens

Maybe you should research lense desing

hm

Design

Cause if you do you will realize your claim is false

good point

my claim isn't false, if you're seeing curvature through a glass window of an aircraft, that right there is the proof. there is no curve

r u serious

im too tired for this

but the curve of a window is negligible, meaning that images can still be taken as true and accurate, like @catman said

Fredward that isn't the effect

and that's only one piece of observation evidence

sorry

i meant the distortion

*i think that's correct*

The curve is the same on both sides

The change of angle is constant

Meaning no distortion like you speak of

Think of water in a glass, the glass is curved. If you look at a straw in the water through the glass the straw is still straight

Or it is larger

right

yeah

Meaning that the glass causes a linear transformation to the image

i'm not a flat earther

Not a nonlinear one like you suggest