Nukehasslefan
Winger
Of course. Do you think I think you're absorbing any?Empty words as usual
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Of course. Do you think I think you're absorbing any?Empty words as usual
Can't remember saying I had, but I'm happy to be corrected. You were saying "Now I can go and prove to myself that water finds its own level" and I am pointing out that your results will be the same for a globe and an imaginary disc thing unless you use an appropriately scaled experiment. As you couldn't do anything that large, I would say that you can't prove to yourself that water level shows we aren't on a globe. In fact, you can't do any experiment or even observe anything that proves (or even suggests) we aren't on a globe.What test did you do?
No, it's ok. You maybe haven't tested anything.Can't remember saying I had, but I'm happy to be corrected.
I don't know what you mean by disc. I don't subscribe to any disc.You were saying "Now I can go and prove to myself that water finds its own level" and I am pointing out that your results will be the same for a globe and an imaginary disc thing unless you use an appropriately scaled experiment.
I don't think it takes much of anything to prove water will not find its own level on a ball.As you couldn't do anything that large, I would say that you can't prove to yourself that water level shows we aren't on a globe.
I can and I have but forgive me if I don't go into it again. Maybe look back and find out about the topic.In fact, you can't do any experiment or even observe anything that proves (or even suggests) we aren't on a globe.
I read with interest what your “musings” are and they would make a great fantasy film.Of course. Do you think I think you're absorbing any?
I know when people take notice.I read with interest what your “musings” are and they would make a great fantasy film.
I believe you do, yes.Do I think any of it could be true![]()
No, but then again this is not a trek, it's an exercise in thought, mainly.I mean has anyone ever said
Right lads we need to turn back I’ve just seen a huge f***ing ice wall and it’s getting too cold now anyway![]()
Unfortunately I don’t think anything is true mateI know when people take notice.
I believe you do, yes.
No, but then again this is not a trek, it's an exercise in thought, mainly.
That's because you haven't got a clue what you are talking about.I don't think it takes much of anything to prove water will not find its own level on a ball.
Sorry, not forgiven. You haven't and can't.I can and I have but forgive me if I don't go into it again.
No issue here.Unfortunately I don’t think anything is true mate![]()
Not one.And what’s not a trek![]()
It is what it is.That's because you haven't got a clue what you are talking about.
Sorry, not forgiven. You haven't and can't.
What is?It is what it is.
Exactly.What is?
No, you claim people cannot verify that we live on a spinning globe because you think it's true. It isn't.I'm claiming it because it's true.
Except for those who look.It's nothing to do with it fitting any alternate theory, it simply cannot be seen by anyone.
While it's true I have not personally travelled into space and looked back at a spinning globe, that's not quite what was being disputed now is it you cheeky scamp.It's a story told and adhered to by many. That's it.
You simply have not seen a spinning globe yourself.
Yes I do. Honest.You do not know if you live on one.
Yes I do. Honest. I explained it but as it was probably about 500 piss filled pages ago you may have forgotten.You do not experience anything that offers you a clue to being on a globe other than being told and shown all kinds of books, videos and basically CGI that sort of rubberstamps your mindset onto a spinning globe.
And no matter how many times you say I don't know something, you cannot change the fact that I really, really do.Obviously, you're going to argue that I'm a fruit loop for suggesting it and all the rest. I accept that but it still doesn't change the fact you do not know if you're honest with yourself.
What? You mean by looking at stuff? Who'dathoughtit? Try looking for a bit longer.You can verify the sky and a night sky with points of light and such.
I don't need to for multiple reasons. I'm not the one who has trouble accepting that scientists, astronomers, astronauts and a whole host of others know their stuff better than I do. Also, I'm not the one making monumentally stupid claims about it while refusing to accept just how impossibly stupid they are.What I'm saying is, you can't verify the space you're told about.
Well there's one thing you got right.There are lots of things I don't understand and of course, I don't understand the space we are offered. That's because it's fantasy. It's basically a misinformation lie.
What's so difficult?
Burning suns in a vacuum.
Spinning Earth around a burning sun.
Light year stars.
Black holes.
Probes billions of miles into a vacuum filled with balls of rock and ice and gas and liquids.
Supposed spacecraft propelling through a vacuum.
The list is long but there's a good start.
I know, it's because I don't understand and others do, because.....because.
Well no, but we weren't really saying that I'd personally seen Earth from space either but that's where you took us. The space between planets is much the same as the space between cars, there's just less stuff in the space. You could argue that the space between cars is filled with air, but you could also say that the space between planets contains quite a bit of stuff too, dust, rocks, ice etc. Ok it's spread out thinly but there it is.If you want to put it into that context and say a car p[arking space or an empty room full of space then fine. But we're not really arguing that, are we?7
Oh look! What did I just say?Because that space is full of matter.
The space we're arguing about is said to be devoid of matter or at best some scattered particles just floating about for some reason with empty space between them. It's utter utter nonsense in the absolute extreme.
Just read that back to yourself slowly.Your spinning globe is only complicated because the fantasy allows for it.
You should see someone about your Santa fixation you know. I mean I'm only assuming you're older than about 7 and could be wrong about that given how mindknumbingly stupid you'd have to be to think that the sun, stars and planets are nothing but projections.Santa and his flying sleigh and reindeer landing on roofs and delivering presents to everyone in one night is complicated to get your head around if you didn't realise it was fantasy.
Which you clearly cant.Reality itself is not as complicated as it appears. It's just a case of being able to get down to the bare bones, kind of thing.
Try pouring your sand away from the gravitational effect of that git big spinning globe you're sat on.If you pour sand it will make a mound.
It certainly won't make a square.
But you expect a mound when you look at the stacking of atmosphere it's made within.
It doesn't form a ball and never could.
Foundation sees to that.
Yes we can. (prove that we live on a globe with geometry and observation.) We really can.No, you can't.
Now who's projecting? Just because you are unable to tell that Earth is spinning does not mean that no-one else can. I can. I've explained to you before how you can tell but as I said, it doesn't fit your mental lemon squeezer narrative so you wont even absorb the information.The thing is it is not obvious to anyone because it simply does not spin. Our own senses and balance tell us that at the basic level.
No matter how a person looks at it they would never say the Earth spins if they weren't coaxed into that mindset. It really is as simple as that.
What you do see is things moving over and around the sky.
Another thing you cannot prove, others can.Another thing you cannot prove except to show diagrams and gifs giving that impression.
Only if you simply look, fail to think and then move on.Your observations offer you a moving light whilst you are still on Earth.
You have to be a bit ignorant to think we don't.You don't have to be anything. You can simply say you believe you live on a spinning ball and I can say we do not.
Yes, I think that proves everything you have said so far...Exactly.
Simple stuff like theodolites, actual water level tubes, containers level marked showing water level. Too many to mention but all relevant.
Try pouring water on a ball of any size and watch it cascade off of it.
Why does it do this?
It's because it does not offer any container for it to find its level.
It's so simple and provable and so repeatable and observable.
It proves to build plumb and level.
In a fantasy world, yes. In reality, no.
If used correctly it will not prove anything for a globe. Nothing.
No, not at all.
I'm claiming it because it's true.
It's nothing to do with it fitting any alternate theory, it simply cannot be seen by anyone. It's a story told and adhered to by many. That's it.
You simply have not seen a spinning globe yourself. You do not know if you live on one. You do not experience anything that offers you a clue to being on a globe other than being told and shown all kinds of books, videos and basically CGI that sort of rubberstamps your mindset onto a spinning globe.
Obviously, you're going to argue that I'm a fruit loop for suggesting it and all the rest. I accept that but it still doesn't change the fact you do not know if you're honest with yourself.
It's nothing to do with being stupid. Brainwashed, yes but then again we're all brainwashed into many things.
You do not have to be stupid in any sense of the word and I do not regard you or any on here as stupid regardless of what you think of me.
There's so much put out there. So many stories and so many people adhering to them, plus schooling. It's understandable the narrative will be adhered to and held in high regard.
And also, I'm not telling you or anyone to disregard it. I'm simply saying I don't believe it one bit and all I say is, people have a choice to think outside of that box, or not.
You can verify the sky and a night sky with points of light and such.
What I'm saying is, you can't verify the space you're told about.
I have a problem with what's told to be space for obvious reasons. Many of which I've talked about.
There are lots of things I don't understand and of course, I don't understand the space we are offered. That's because it's fantasy. It's basically a misinformation lie.
What's so difficult?
Burning suns in a vacuum.
Spinning Earth around a burning sun.
Light year stars.
Black holes.
Probes billions of miles into a vacuum filled with balls of rock and ice and gas and liquids.
Supposed spacecraft propelling through a vacuum.
The list is long but there's a good start.
I know, it's because I don't understand and others do, because.....because.
If you want to put it into that context and say a car p[arking space or an empty room full of space then fine. But we're not really arguing that, are we?
Because that space is full of matter.
The space we're arguing about is said to be devoid of matter or at best some scattered particles just floating about for some reason with empty space between them. It's utter utter nonsense in the absolute extreme.
Everything...and I mean everything has to be attached from what we see as solid to liquid to the atmosphere. Everything. No free space of absolutely nothing.
Nothing could work if there was one bit of free space.
Why?
Because everything works by vibration and frequencies and you do not get them with free space.
Supposedly, yes.
Your spinning globe is only complicated because the fantasy allows for it.
Santa and his flying sleigh and reindeer landing on roofs and delivering presents to everyone in one night is complicated to get your head around if you didn't realise it was fantasy.
Reality itself is not as complicated as it appears. It's just a case of being able to get down to the bare bones, kind of thing. Fantasy can be so complicated as to simply just enjoy the ride and not go into what makes it.
If you pour sand it will make a mound.
It certainly won't make a square.
But you expect a mound when you look at the stacking of atmosphere it's made within.
It doesn't form a ball and never could.
Foundation sees to that.
No, you can't.
The thing is it is not obvious to anyone because it simply does not spin. Our own senses and balance tell us that at the basic level.
No matter how a person looks at it they would never say the Earth spins if they weren't coaxed into that mindset. It really is as simple as that.
What you do see is things moving over and around the sky.
Another thing you cannot prove except to show diagrams and gifs giving that impression.
Your observations offer you a moving light whilst you are still on Earth.
You don't have to be anything. You can simply say you believe you live on a spinning ball and I can say we do not.
Good.
We'll have to disagree on that.
You didn't put anything forward. You offered what was given to you and you take it as legitimate, which is all fine but the situation still does not change.
To be brutally honest, nothing of what you observe works on the fantasy globe in reality. It only works on a model offered because it's been made to work like that.
There are none for your world either.
seeing water finding its own level
Also, the various simple techniques to measure level and build level and plumb.
The simplest and basic stuff.
What can you offer for a spinning globe from your own point of view?
I don't think it's true.No, you claim people cannot verify that we live on a spinning globe because you think it's true. It isn't.
Exactly, which would verify a global spinning Earth is not a truth.Except for those who look.
Not really in one respect but many people including yourself will look at videos and pictures and stories of being able to do just that and use it as ammo but the reality is, it's blanks.While it's true I have not personally travelled into space and looked back at a spinning globe, that's not quite what was being disputed now is it you cheeky scamp.
We all know stuff. It just comes down to what it is we actually believe we know to be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth in terms of offering that as proof.And no matter how many times you say I don't know something, you cannot change the fact that I really, really do.
They know their scripts better than you do.I don't need to for multiple reasons. I'm not the one who has trouble accepting that scientists, astronomers, astronauts and a whole host of others know their stuff better than I do.
Nope. You basically took yourselves down that route.Well no, but we weren't really saying that I'd personally seen Earth from space either but that's where you took us.
It's not what it contains it's all about no free space, meaning nothing at all between what you say are scattered particles in that nothing.The space between planets is much the same as the space between cars, there's just less stuff in the space. You could argue that the space between cars is filled with air, but you could also say that the space between planets contains quite a bit of stuff too, dust, rocks, ice etc. Ok it's spread out thinly but there it is.
It's called shoehorning everything to fit the narrative.
Basically speaking it's a case of turning the circle into a ball by using known distances on that circle and transferring them to fit a ball.
This is why the so-called southern hemisphere is virtually empty on the global map. For good reason.
I've heard and read about all kinds of things.
I'm saying to you that I can go and verify what I said.
You cannot verify anything to do with a spinning globe by your own actions.
So the question remains.
What can you offer for a spinning globe from your own point of view?
You are not compelled to give an answer, of course.
If you don't answer it I'll leave it at that.
It's convenient.You're going to have to expand on this, as it makes no sense.
Now I can go and prove to myself that water finds its own level
and the lights in the sky all move as I stand still.
Says who?Everything has to be attached. No free space.
Says nature.Says who?