What should I prove wrong when you haven't given any evidence to your beliefs.

Scientism worshipper

O.o

We know we orbit around the sun because of the parallax of the stars and the aberration of their light @rivenator12113 (among many other proofs)

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/627682824576565249/627702770664865812/unknown.png

whoops dropped a link

should clean that up

'Scientism worshipper'

I don't know whether to laugh or be concerned.

You're using an argument from ignorance. Disprove to me that god doesn't exist is just as fallaceous as what you said.

Technically if we haven't seen something with our own eyes we can't say something exists or does not exist

@lapizzle Thank you for the substantial evidence.

Koala isn't wrong, but at the same time should the Earth not orbit the Sun so many things would be indescribable.

That is patently false, your eyes are not your only measurement tool @Koalakitty

Is it too hard to be like @lapizzle ?

https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/762/111/5f0.gif @b_o_om

@lapizzle are you talking about your heart?

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I'm no science freak or to be honest I don't enjoy arguing with people who are adamantly certain in their beliefs and won't back down from it or will make statements which change the course of an argument and make it seem like they've made no claims therefore they don't need to disprove anything.

Maybe that didn't come out right but it's 10pm.

if you have to force religion into something that does not have religion, that's a problem

@b_o_om If you're going to make a claim in the debate channel, kindly supply your own evidence to back it up. That's what River's getting at. Appealing to authority or shifting burden of proof doesn't float in a debate.

@b_o_om '' X does claim, X says other person needs to disprove him. X person is right '' lol

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)

Debates on such a topical subject such as a 'flat Earth' won't end in a 'X person is right' stance, perhaps the person has won on their end yet that won't convince the other person that they are right.

I see where you're coming from, but I just can't see how you can perceive the Earth as flat.

But hey-ho, I'm pretty new to all this stuff myself and need to dig a bit deeper.

Yall are bad*ss

Anywho on the flip side, would anyone like to indulge me on their beliefs on a flat Earth? I'm curious.

How do seasons work on the flat Earth? (Genuinely curious)

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I'm not a flat earther but I know the typical explanations

I'm a truther for other reasons

False history, pedogate, those kind of things

I don't think I should give them if you're looking for a debate

I'm not gonna debate for the flat earth side unless someone is acting ret3arded

In any case, why are you asking about the heat created by the sun?

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*slow clap*

That's a fair question but I don't think they'll deny that stars are stars