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This nutter still going on 
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You're thinking of fictional gravity.Different kinds of pressure or something caused by something newly made up
Of energy.absorption and reflection of pressure?![]()
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This one really sum up the conspiracy theorist mentality.You think there's no pressure rise or drop on the oceans/seas. No problem. You have some data and you don't see anything. Ok you go with that, naturally.
Let's move on.
Nope. It's not how it would work. I knew you'd get it totally off track.You said atmospheric pressure though.
So surely if its high pressure near the shore that would push the seas back?
It's a mental illness which seems there's no treatment.This one really sum up the conspiracy theorist mentality.
A claim is made. The data is presented that doesn't back up the claim. It is then claimed it is there. The presenter says "no it isn't, look, it is right in front of your face".
Then there is a waffle claim that the person can just not see what is blatantly not there and a hurried attempt at moving on.
Why wash over this issue which clearly disproves the claim. If anything this thread has all been about proof. This shows both that there is no proof for your claim, but there is proof against it. Why move on?
If this theory is fundamentally flawed and can be disproven, why not anything else?
But conspiracy theorists can't see that and are determined to be right in the face of any evidence against it. And because they are right and the sum total of all human knowledge says otherwise, it is a conspiracy. Millions are in on a multi-faceted lie trying to trick you into believing something else when you have your own proof that has been arrived at with no experimental evidence or data. It really is not healthy.
Yes.Can you explain how it works for tides?
You're thinking of fictional gravity.
Of energy.
This one really sum up the conspiracy theorist mentality.
A claim is made. The data is presented that doesn't back up the claim. It is then claimed it is there. The presenter says "no it isn't, look, it is right in front of your face".
Then there is a waffle claim that the person can just not see what is blatantly not there and a hurried attempt at moving on.
And none has been presented from a spinning global perspective.Why wash over this issue which clearly disproves the claim. If anything this thread has all been about proof.
Proof against what?This shows both that there is no proof for your claim, but there is proof against it. Why move on?
How is it disproven?If this theory is fundamentally flawed and can be disproven, why not anything else?
Not a case of that. It's a case of not accepting stories that offer zero proof and because of that they're labelled CT's and all the rest of the gunk thrown out.But conspiracy theorists can't see that and are determined to be right in the face of any evidence against it. And because they are right and the sum total of all human knowledge says otherwise, it is a conspiracy.
We've been through this. Millions don;t need to lie. They just need to accept the story and believe they're aiding in a truth and by mass peer pressure will go that way and argue for that way, without ever believing they could be mistaken or taken in.Millions are in on a multi-faceted lie trying to trick you into believing something else when you have your own proof that has been arrived at with no experimental evidence or data. It really is not healthy.
It is, which is why I'm careful not to mock on this thread. There is something deeply troubling about someone who has gone so far down the paranoid rabbit hole that now the level of stuff they can't admit to existing is massive. And that millions of people who need to be in on it are out to get them. It has to be a very worrying way to live.It's a mental illness which seems there's no treatment.
Because you have had a graph of pressure slapped right in front of your face that doesn't show what you claim it should show. How much more concrete could the evidence be? Or is the evidence faked?How is it disproven?
Ahhh, ok.Yes.
The earth spins. The moon causes a bulge in the oceans where it is nearest to the earth. the moon's gravity causes the body of water to be attracted towards the moon. There is a reason why the Med is tideless. It isn't big enough. That bulge is always where the moon is closest to the earth. The earth spins and the bulge subsides. Hence high tide. The bulge appears again as the earth spins. Hence low tide. these tides can be predicted very accurately from the orbit of the moon and the fact that the earth rotates once a day.
It is predicted with extreme accuracy.
It is, which is why I'm careful not to mock on this thread. There is something deeply troubling about someone who has gone so far down the paranoid rabbit hole that now the level of stuff they can't admit to existing is massive. And that millions of people who need to be in on it are out to get them. It has to be a very worrying way to live.
youtube founded in 2005The other day he was asked how old he was when he started believing this flat earth stuff. He said "about 15 years ago".
Didn't give an age. However, the fact that it was about 15 years ago makes me think he's seen something on YouTube or maybe Facebook (possibly too early for Facebook but it is 'about' 15 years and we are dealing with the consummate Mr Vague)
The pressure doesn't need to be up and down. It just needs to build out to sea at the area it moves over.Here you go
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56°N 2°E
That's where the pressure is in the link I gave you for marine weather.
"You're thinking of land pressure"
Clearly not.
So why doesn't it drop to affect the tides? That pressure should be up and down like a bride's nightie considering the various tide times down the east coast
The pressure doesn't need to be up and down. It just needs to build out to sea at the area it moves over.
The sea itself does the rest by ripple effect.
If you place drop a stone in water you'll see ripples moving in all directions but you'll notice it takes a long time to hit certain areas.
Pressure upon water does the very same only as a slow build up at the central point rather than a stone thrown into a pool..
AT shore you see the effects of the ripples hitting it and moving back then hitting it and moving back, or vice versa.
Mock all you want. It didn't stop you last time and I gave full permission for you to try whatever you need to try if it makes you feel better.It is, which is why I'm careful not to mock on this thread.
Offer proof and solve that issue.There is something deeply troubling about someone who has gone so far down the paranoid rabbit hole that now the level of stuff they can't admit to existing is massive.
Absolutely not. They're the words of people like yourself.And that millions of people who need to be in on it are out to get them.
It has to be a very worrying way to live.
So a graph should show me what I'm talking about?Because you have had a graph of pressure slapped right in front of your face that doesn't show what you claim it should show.
There is no concrete evidence for anything about a spinning globe.How much more concrete could the evidence be? Or is the evidence faked?
Low pressure does but not from the shore.You said low pressure causes the tide to go out earlier.
Contradicting yourself now.
TBF, you could post that on every thread you post on and we would all agree.Nothing I say makes sense to you
on another subject more harmful he'd be put in a mental institute.TBF, you could post that on every thread you post on and we would all agree.
And I have no problem with that.TBF, you could post that on every thread you post on and we would all agree.
But that means certain areas on the same ripple circumference would get the same tide times but they don't?The pressure doesn't need to be up and down. It just needs to build out to sea at the area it moves over.
The sea itself does the rest by ripple effect.
If you place drop a stone in water you'll see ripples moving in all directions but you'll notice it takes a long time to hit certain areas.
Pressure upon water does the very same only as a slow build up at the central point rather than a stone thrown into a pool..
AT shore you see the effects of the ripples hitting it and moving back then hitting it and moving back, or vice versa.
you're trying to reason with the unreasonable.But that means certain areas on the same ripple circumference would get the same tide times but they don't?
So like the other example if the pressure was at this point then rippled out over the sea then Bridlington would have the same high and low tide times as Dundee pretty much based on distance.
Bridlington high tide 3.36am, Dundee 1.56am....
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