To be fair a better argument would be for you to say you've mapped your globe and know everything to be correct.
By doing that you absolutely shut me up.
Is this the case?
Actually, this stuff makes me stronger and much more resilient.
A map isn't simple. It's only simple to you because you think you live on a globe and the map has been provided for you.
That depends on the map and what is actually being verified.
What exactly have you verified about the map of what you're told is your world?
We can't send anything into the space we're told about because it does not exist. But there's nothing wrong with you or others believing it to be true.
You can certainly believe it if you want to. I simply do not.
But your maps are all 2d, sold as a globe.
Of course, it would require tweaking.
The so-called southern hemisphere needs restructuring entirely due to Earth not being a spinning globe, so the landmass has to be altered and unskewed to actually fit reality.
The problem is in doing it. Why? Because it has to be put back into the initial state it was before it was altered into a globe.
I can't offer any map from my own self. I can only offer potentials of maps I think better portrays a potential against one that portrays nonsense, which is the global one.
Have you seen one?
Not at all. I asked a question about who took a picture of what they believe is a gaseous planet. Nothing more than that.
I offered reasons why I don't think there are planets and reasons why gaseous planets are nonsensical. That's basically it.
What reply were you expecting?
I don't demand anything. You offer it or you don't.
This map carry-on will go nowhere just like the global one goes nowhere.
I rest my case.
Not at all. I said the so-called southern hemisphere.
Lots of arguments are taken from all kinds of videos and the internet. Do you think I think you're arguing from a library book?