Message from @The Robot 13
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Sooo, because they use a certain tool that makes them a freemason
Guess I am one because ei have used that tool once or twice
yes. that's right. that's all that's required. you use that tool just once and you're a 33rd degree Freemason.
Too bad nobody warned you.....but nothing you can do now. I think it's irreversible.
but need to find a paper or two to confirm that
https://youtu.be/nwjFGOjlkbM
That is eye-opening to say the least folks .don't let the dodgy out of tune music put you off.if you ignore the shady out of tune music at the start you will learn ab awful lot and realise what the eye means and as a bove so below
Let me know what you think peeps green_heart
Hello every being on lunch
Lol I just got back and ur reply- lmfao
How long has humanity existed for on a flat Earth?
depends who you ask
the earth was not proven to be a globe by the greeks
No one knows how long humanity has exsited
the earth is actually a triangle
No <:PotatoFlatEarth:651630736712925195>
prove me wrong
If the sun circles us then the logical conclusion would be a ring of ice around us where the sun cant reach. So the known earth is a circle
but wouldnt the sun melt the ice
@Pewdielie yes to a certain point
Just as is observed
Let's debunk this one
how does flat earth account for 24 hour sunlight in the antarctic during the summer solstice?
@Citizen Z thanks for posting the Olbers Paradox meme! I had forgotten about that. back in grad school I was taking an advanced mathematics for physicists course and the prof (also head of our theoretical chemistry group) put this problem on one of our exams. When we discussed later, he didn't offer an explanation for why we don't see this in real life and just said "it's interesting, isn't it? with a little smile :). He was a devout Christian so perhaps he had a suspicion that something is wrong but didn't dare bring it up in class. I should contact him and discuss FE. He is one of the sharpest guys I've ever met.
Its because of redshift
no I think it's gravity
I don't see how gravity would cause that effect?
it sucks the light away so we can't see it
Yes its interesting.
wha?
🤣
😄
oh its a joke
sorry. we shouldn't make a joke of space.
that's NASAs job
Whats a joke?
we pay them $20 billion per year so we shouldn't do their work for them...
The explination for this paradox fyi is that light that travels long distances gets shifted to lower frequency, an effect called "redshift." This means that stars that are very far away emit below viable ranges.
right. millions and billions of "light years" away!