that's fine

I figured you would like both sides present

I wouldn't mind.

I can explain some FE stuff if no one shows up... but don't want to be misrepresent FE

I'll be in Flat Earth Chat

@Secrette if you want, I bet I can get citizen to explain it instead of Oak

explain what

FE to secrette

Sorry had to do something.

I'm back

@Secrette ok

So

Could someone explain to me the flat earth. I currently can't get into a voice chat.

@indio007 you or me?

A flat earth is literally what we observe, measure, and experiment with in real life. On a globe, it always has to be assumed we can observe, measure, or experiment with curve. When even if we do, those things break down. So the question for many who still believe in the globe is. Why are you still assuming it, when it has no tangible relationship to reality?

at 35 000 feet high on an airplane, you can see a whole area of 221 miles and there's not a single curve. crazy huh?

COOT

Can you explain the striped flag experiment?

No

If you’re talking about the one on Netflix? Yes.

Or discovery channel.

Atmospheric conditions do play a part in what you can see. There’s a reason they did the striped flag experiment over one of the most humid places in California. To obscure vision.

https://youtu.be/r1RRxR7W4OY

17 minutes into that video, they do a similar experiment over the same area of water, at different times of the year. Red pill philosophy found he could see further during different times, depending on the weather.

The striped flag experiment was a blatant attempt to deceive people. It’s called damage control. Since fe really can’t be stopped.

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What is up with that dang bot?

i don't know i guess

Someone is using bad words.

what i wanted to say without any insults is that mark sargent is a shill, he should've known that he needed to use a laser at a right 90 degree angle instead he used a flash light and held the flash with his arms swinging it around never making a precise 90 degree angle

There’s that too.

So do you believe the planets are globes then?

Or no?

No. They’re wandering stars.

look through a strong camera and all you will see is blurry lights

They have different orbits than the rest of the Stars, but they’re still stars themselves.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abLKzCaenvE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dICIKYn5w4w

That video is showing how to focus on venus