Message from @hamed473

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2019-12-27 09:22:09 UTC  

describe it

2019-12-27 09:22:29 UTC  

It's a picture of some colors with an X in the center

2019-12-27 09:22:41 UTC  

When you stare at the X, the colors disappear

2019-12-27 09:22:47 UTC  

The Troxler-Effect

2019-12-27 09:22:50 UTC  

I've seen that before. what does that have to do with a flat-surfaced Earth.

2019-12-27 09:23:36 UTC  

When you think you're on a flat surface, it doesn't immediately mean it is flat

2019-12-27 09:24:01 UTC  

Because it's constantly the same feeling, it could also be the Troxler Effect

2019-12-27 09:24:16 UTC  

we didn't just think we are on a flat surface. we get that from experiments

2019-12-27 09:25:06 UTC  

observation is the first step in the scientific method

2019-12-27 09:25:12 UTC  

The same kind of experiments (sending people to space...) proves the earth is a globe

2019-12-27 09:25:27 UTC  

but the results have already been falsified

2019-12-27 09:25:40 UTC  

by identifying fraudulent data handling

2019-12-27 09:26:14 UTC  

Wouldn't it be a bit too expensive to organise space flights to just never reveal it's results?

2019-12-27 09:26:31 UTC  

no. it's cheaper

2019-12-27 09:26:40 UTC  

you collect $20 Billion/yr and don't have to do anything

2019-12-27 09:26:46 UTC  

What are they planning to do with the fact that the earth is flat/globe?

2019-12-27 09:26:57 UTC  

I don't understand your question

2019-12-27 09:27:16 UTC  

but you are jumping ahead anyway

2019-12-27 09:27:18 UTC  

If they keep behind the truth, it has to have a reason, right?

2019-12-27 09:27:27 UTC  

You've skipped some steps

2019-12-27 09:27:29 UTC  

@ChinaGirlNL hidden lands with hidden resources

2019-12-27 09:27:47 UTC  

When a detective shows up a crime scene, what is the first question asked?

2019-12-27 09:27:58 UTC  

does he/she ask "who did this? why did they do it?"

2019-12-27 09:28:02 UTC  

no

2019-12-27 09:28:08 UTC  

they ask "what?"

2019-12-27 09:28:20 UTC  

"What happened here?" i.e. they collect data

2019-12-27 09:28:39 UTC  

to understand what happened first. only then can they take the next step to ask who, why, how

2019-12-27 09:28:59 UTC  

So first understand the "what"

2019-12-27 09:29:14 UTC  

what is the nature of our world?

2019-12-27 09:29:40 UTC  

once you have confirmed it is flat surfaced, then you can start to ask "why the lie"

2019-12-27 09:30:01 UTC  

and who did it

2019-12-27 09:30:22 UTC  

Problem: I don't believe the earth is flat (nametag)

2019-12-27 09:30:38 UTC  

then it doesn't matter why they would lie. you don't believe they are

2019-12-27 09:30:41 UTC  

So I ask myself why a hypothetical lie would be made?

2019-12-27 09:30:58 UTC  

but that shouldn't be used to determine the shape of the earth

2019-12-27 09:31:05 UTC  

'Why' is the most interesting question to me

2019-12-27 09:31:38 UTC  

I have my own hypothesis. others here may have their own. regardless, it can't be answered scientifically.

2019-12-27 09:31:42 UTC  

Because it doesn't ask for a fact, which means the answers can be multiple things, much more interesting

2019-12-27 09:31:43 UTC  

so what's the point?

2019-12-27 09:31:53 UTC  

but none can be tested/proven

2019-12-27 09:31:59 UTC  

Exactly