The Snockerty Friddle said: already done so several times. You only have to look at the sky for long enough to understand what happens. You clearly never did.
Nukehasslefan said: I see things moving in the sky. That's what you see but you are told you see them moving because you're on a spinning ball.
Have a think about that.
The Snockerty Friddle said:I do realise the pointlessness of saying for what must have been pointed out a thousand times already, but to see a curve that matches the size and curve of the Earth, you are going to need a bigger container than any you have ever filled with water. To keep repeating this ridiculous statement as if it is some kind of evidence only proves that you do not look or think.
Nukehasslefan said:
Aye it can be argued for that but the reality is, no oceans are going to stay on a spinning ball and act like we see them.
It's simply mass indoctrination and a peer pressure to keep that going with the full on knowledge that anyone who steps outside of that box will be ridiculed if they dare to question it.
The Snockerty Friddle said:Never saw a drop of water?
Nukehasslefan said:Of course.
For a drop of water to be so it has to have a hindrance. Basically is has to fall through atmosphere against resistance.
The Snockerty Friddle said:You dont have an alternative model. You have a daydream with no facts and is easily disproved.
Nukehasslefan said: It could well be. As long as I don't offer it as factual until I can verify it all, it can be construed as anything anyone wishes it to be, as in your case in point.
The Snockerty Friddle said:
The spinning globe model works and can be seen to be doing so.
Nukehasslefan said: It works because you believe it to work. You believe it to work because you are schooled into that mindset by explanations as to why this and that happens.
You could arguably be easily schooled into believing star wars was real if that narrative was offered as a schooling fact with explanations as to why it's real.
How would you know any different?