Message from @Drewski4343

Discord ID: 666697928957755432


2020-01-14 17:00:15 UTC  

Idk that it happened ig

2020-01-14 17:00:19 UTC  

Depends on the role

2020-01-14 17:28:52 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484516084846952451/666695241386033173/image0.jpg

2020-01-14 17:32:44 UTC  

@Derek Nelson all you do is send graphics and videos, do you have math to back up any of these, or do you just think that images and drawings disprove a globe

2020-01-14 17:33:30 UTC  

Observation is the first step of the scientific method. Not my fault you post no observations that aren’t proven to be artificial.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484516084846952451/666696407951998996/image0.gif

2020-01-14 17:34:05 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484516084846952451/666696555088052225/image0.jpg

2020-01-14 17:34:50 UTC  

put observation is fallible, any scientist who studies large scale objects like planets, stars or the universe knows this

2020-01-14 17:35:18 UTC  

stars twinkle, but only to us, because of the atmosphere, flawing that observation

2020-01-14 17:35:19 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484516084846952451/666696864808304651/image0.jpg

2020-01-14 17:35:41 UTC  

youre just proving my point lmao

2020-01-14 17:35:54 UTC  

You’re proving mine when you don’t operate by proof.

2020-01-14 17:35:58 UTC  

i do

2020-01-14 17:36:06 UTC  

math

2020-01-14 17:36:10 UTC  

Scientific method or go home.

2020-01-14 17:36:21 UTC  

just because it isnt visible doesnt mean it isnt valid

2020-01-14 17:37:34 UTC  

some one has never actually spent time in a real scientific community

2020-01-14 17:37:52 UTC  

@Flat Earth PhD I'm a little late, but here's a good example of exposure. In this video, the exposure has been set for lower lighting conditions and allows us to see the stars in the background. If you take a look at the first 3 seconds of the video, though, that exposure completely blows out the details on the arm of the satellite on the right of the screen to the point of just being pure white. Those are the kind of lighting extremes you get with different exposure rates (depending on your camera).
https://youtu.be/6jq8-UjhHh4

2020-01-14 17:38:44 UTC  

love that vid @Drewski4343 , so pretty

2020-01-14 17:39:01 UTC  

Mainstream science operates by scientific consensus. Where they merely all agree with eachother theories are real. Excusing themselves from proving it. Religions do the same thing.

2020-01-14 17:39:17 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484516084846952451/666697865837412383/image0.gif

2020-01-14 17:39:32 UTC  

@inky Love that nice bit of aurora borealis

2020-01-14 17:39:47 UTC  

nope, thats not how they operate, thats just how you want them to operate so that you can say they are wrong

2020-01-14 17:40:17 UTC  

things are constantly disproved and proved in science, especially in post doc research

2020-01-14 17:40:36 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484516084846952451/666698194867978275/image0.jpg

2020-01-14 17:41:14 UTC  

so what causes "gravity" to you?

2020-01-14 17:41:24 UTC  

LOL

2020-01-14 17:41:29 UTC  

Since it’s your burden of proof, you have to tell me.

2020-01-14 17:41:43 UTC  

Derek has the best gifs, ngl

2020-01-14 17:41:55 UTC  

I try.

2020-01-14 17:42:06 UTC  

Much love despite our disagreements, Drewski.

2020-01-14 17:42:13 UTC  

mass bending space time and affecting the things around it, one of the four fundamental forces

2020-01-14 17:42:16 UTC  

haha absolutely

2020-01-14 17:42:38 UTC  

and we can see it in every star, galaxy and planet

2020-01-14 17:43:21 UTC  

operates exactly how the mathematical proof shows

2020-01-14 17:44:18 UTC  

You’re missing something calling tangible. If you can’t directly observe and measure, you’re still assuming. I’m really sorry, but it’s true.

2020-01-14 17:45:48 UTC  

i can directly observe and measure, drop a pencil, watch a planet circle a distant star, calculate masses, enter into the gravitational formula and see if the times match up for both]

2020-01-14 17:46:21 UTC  

You can directly observe Venus without actually being able to get there?

2020-01-14 17:46:38 UTC  

Just stop, please.

2020-01-14 17:46:54 UTC  

yea by seeing it and following its movement in the night sky

2020-01-14 17:47:23 UTC  

with a light margin of error because of atmospheric lensing and turbulence

2020-01-14 17:47:26 UTC  

Stop forcing your beliefs on me.