Put a flat earthier into space

[Pink Panther]

Good luck with finding the water level on a ball. Or do you prefer oblate spheroid or globe?

The sea. I was lucky first go. Try and argue against it without using stupidity as a front. Good luck.

 

[fyl2u]

Let's hope you're not the prosecution because you are relying on lots of circumstantial evidence.

Objection your honour. Move to strike.

Your case is dismissed out of hand. You offered all kinds of stuff and you have nothing.

I'll be the judge of that.

 

[Nukehasslefan]

So how can your map be correct (3500 miles from s.a to UK) yet highways in Africa alone which you say are correct are much longer than that distance, one of them north to south is about 6000 miles long?
You can see how we may be confused here?

Of course, I could see how you would be confused if I didn't say the map is wrong.

No its not, you are wrong. You cant prove against a globe nor can you prove your fantasy light show dome. Any pictures of it yet?

You're struggling.

 

[fyl2u]

Let me go back to simple stuff to know why your globe is not a reality.
Water finding its own level.

Disproven. Flawed experiment. Inaccurate equipment. Done properly with the correct equipment, it proves the globe model.

So simple and so basic and so in everyone's face to never be denied from reality.

Wrong.

...unless fiction replaces reality and this is why we're arguing and this is why the number of people against me cannot offer any proof for that globe.

Lies.

So simple.

You are.

All the rest of it is just par for the course of arguing.

Your face is par for the course of arguing.

 

[legend7]

Of course, I could see how you would be confused if I didn't say the map is wrong.

You're struggling.

I'm not on about the map.
You said your map was right, appx 3500 miles from uk to s.a.
You also said highway lens are right.
How can they both be correct if a highway in Africa is 6000 miles long along the length of the country.

 

[fyl2u]

I'm not on about the map.
You said your map was right, appx 3500 miles from uk to s.a.
You also said highway lens are right.
How can they both be correct if a highway in Africa is 6000 miles long along the length of the country.

You're clearly not taking into the account that distances pointing towards each other cancel each other out.

 

[Hend79]

Of course, I could see how you would be confused if I didn't say the map is wrong.

You're struggling.

More deflection. Proof of a dome light show please.

 

[Nukehasslefan]

The sea. I was lucky first go. Try and argue against it without using stupidity as a front. Good luck.

I can't tell you a flat is a ball if you see a ball on a flat.
I can't tell you a bucket, basin, bath, pond, or lake of water, etc, finds its level if you believe it can curve at rest. I just have to leave you to your own devices.

 

[legend7]

You're clearly not taking into the account that distances pointing towards each other cancel each other out.

Ah aye bollocks, the vortex inverse reflection field

 

[fyl2u]

I can't tell you a flat is a ball if you see a ball on a flat.
I can't tell you a bucket, basin, bath, pond, or lake of water, etc, finds its level if you believe it can curve at rest. I just have to leave you to your own devices.

The pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle; the chalice from the palace has the brew that is true! Right?

 

[DPTT]

Of course, I wouldn't accept the offer. Three very good reasons.
1. If I did go in one I'd end up in the drink and that's pretty obvious to anyone who wants to see a missile launch.
2. Fuel-to-mass ratio would ensure I didn't go too high.
3.3000-ton rockets do not exist except in story books and films.

The global map is wrong.

Good luck with finding the water level on a ball. Or do you prefer oblate spheroid or globe?

Try tracing it to see if it matches.

Can you explain points 2 & 3, given that you were offered the opportunity for these to be proven and to see a globe earth?

Why turn down the opportunity of a lifetime?

Truth hurt

 

[Nukehasslefan]

I'm not on about the map.
You said your map was right, appx 3500 miles from uk to s.a.

No, I didn't.
Accept.

You also said highway lens are right.

No, I didn't.
Accept.

How can they both be correct if a highway in Africa is 6000 miles long along the length of the country.

They can't be with that setup.

More deflection. Proof of a dome light show please.

You're badly struggling. The weird thing is all your stuff is on a plate and you're struggling to offer anything because you know it will be picked apart.

The pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle; the chalice from the palace has the brew that is true! Right?

Versatinsium can be the bane of all fastarcilation when borne of humble definerseperence.

Can you explain points 2 & 3, given that you were offered the opportunity for these to be proven and to see a globe earth?

Why turn down the opportunity of a lifetime?

Truth hurt

Get back to me when the offer is there and we'll see what we can do.
Why not offer me a trip to your moon? Or your Mars. Or let's gas out on your Jupiter. Fancy coming?

 

[legend7]

No, I didn't.
Accept.

No, I didn't.
Accept.

They can't be with that setup.

You're badly struggling. The weird thing is all your stuff is on a plate and you're struggling to offer anything because you know it will be picked apart.

Hold on then so now your map that shows uk and South africa about 3500 miles apart, which you confirmed, you're now saying that's incorrect?
So how far do you think south africa is from the UK today then?

 

[Pink Panther]

I can't tell you a flat is a ball if you see a ball on a flat.
I can't tell you a bucket, basin, bath, pond, or lake of water, etc, finds its level if you believe it can curve at rest. I just have to leave you to your own devices.

I said without using stupidity.

 

[Nukehasslefan]

Hold on then so now your map that shows uk and South africa about 3500 miles apart, which you confirmed, you're now saying that's incorrect?

What did I confirm?

So how far do you think south africa is from the UK today then?

I have no real clue.
I have absolutely no idea what the world map is in terms of where the landmass is. All I can do is offer guesses based on what's thrown at me by people who also have no clue.

It really does come down to this but the argument over it comes down to mass acceptance of a story as factual against no acceptance of the story but a guessing game based on the offering of the fiction....IMHO.

 

[Ageing Grey Mackem]

My missus was watching that thing on Netflix about the flat earth weirdos last week and a few things stuck in my mind. For a start that Mark Sargent fella is clearly motivated by just three things, 1) he wants to be famous, evidenced by the amount of times he wants to talk about people approaching him asking "are you Mark Sargent?" etc, 2) he is desperate to shag that brunette lass with the face lifts who does a flat earthiers podcast, and 3) he wants to be able to move out of his mum's place so is keen to score a few quid through notoriety if nowt else. At one point he pointed to Seattle, away across a river and offered it as clear evidence the earth is flat when it was clearly just not that far away and has some f***ing tall buildings in it.
Then that unctuous dimwit Bob Knodel was caught a couple of times having disproved his own arguments with gyroscope doohickey, then mumbling to some other cretin what had happened and that they'd keep schtum about it. I mean i know it was made into entertainment for Netflix, but all of the participants from the FE side clearly just want to feel superior and think THEY know the truth and science is all a lie.
Terrifying really, like COVID deniers

 

[Nukehasslefan]

I said without using stupidity.

How can I do that if I'm a stupid idiot and imbecile?
Come on man, shape up.

 

[fyl2u]

I have no real clue.

Finally he's started telling the truth, folks.

 

[DPTT]

No, I didn't.
Accept.

No, I didn't.
Accept.

They can't be with that setup.

You're badly struggling. The weird thing is all your stuff is on a plate and you're struggling to offer anything because you know it will be picked apart.

Versatinsium can be the bane of all fastarcilation when borne of humble definerseperence.

Get back to me when the offer is there and we'll see what we can do.
Why not offer me a trip to your moon? Or your Mars. Or let's gas out on your Jupiter. Fancy coming?

Would love too matey
Maybe one day when you come to your senses we can get a whip round going to show how daft your musings really were

 

[The Snockerty Friddle]

You're badly struggling. The weird thing is all your stuff is on a plate and you're struggling to offer anything because you know it will be picked apart.

It won't be picked apart though, dismissing everything that doesn't suit you is not picking it apart. Failing to understand stuff is not picking it apart.

Just for clarity, could you explain your obsession with plates, silver platters etc? Why is that bit so important to you?