I highly recommend this video.

I'm a normal earth scientist so I believe in the globe

Normal as in what most people on average believe in

"I'll believe in theoretic bullshit rather than empirical proof. I enjoy going where ever the crowd leads me, as I have no actual value of my OWN personal brain, and will GLADLY take the beliefs of the majority as fact. Also, anyone who has a degree is obviously WAY smarter than anyone who doesn't. Clearly... trust me I'm a normal earth scientist"

I'm going to bed now.

Oh thats interesting gandalf

You seem to really dislike other beliefs

I actually do the math and work things out for myself, I did the circle curve calculator equation on the earth and it worked, and matched what most other scientists say, so I think I have the right shape

And gravity would pull the earth into a sphere anyways if it wasnt when it first formed, so it must be now

He cant

The globe argument is inpenatrable without attacking the defender

@GandalfTheGreen in school they teach you to prove the theories - I have done that. I came here to learn about others, not to be insulted for being right. Experience makes intelegence not degrees, but degrees certainly create experience.

Also I read the book "The Gods of Eden" - well the part about a supreme being anyways

Do you think there is one? I don't like believing in things that aren't supported by math and/or intensive observation, so I don't

does anyone have any info on concave earth?

never heard of it til now

I dunno

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> Mars One's original concept includes launching a robotic Mars lander and Mars orbiter as early as 2020

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> Of this experiment, Einstein wrote, "If the Michelson–Morley experiment had not brought us into serious embarrassment, no one would have regarded the relativity theory as a (halfway) redemption."

@Alexxx come here

yeah ok

it is the right thread this one

ok... draw a straight line on a flat earth model and try to get back to your starting point

watch it

no name calling

no ad homs

see rules at the top

if i by a straight line you mean for me to head east and keep the same distance to the north pole, i can do that. its the same on a globe model (except the equator) where all straight lines are actually circles

no, i mean a straight line that a human can walk in without changing direction

thin ice <@!356085459186614273> cool it

what you ask for cant be done except north south on a flat earth

stick to the topics

but how is that conclusive? it is the same issue on a globe model also

no

as one leg is longer then the other you always walk in circles

ok then use a plane