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Put a flat earthier into space

ok, lets do it your way
Nukehasslefan said:
Nah, it doesn't. It should offer you a clue as to how wrong the spinning globe carry-on is.
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How does it even begin to suggest that there's something not quite right about the spinning globe?
Nukehasslefan said:
How does what begin to suggest that there's something not quite right about the spinning globe?
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The sky.
How does the sky show that the Earth is either not a globe or not spinning?
Nukehasslefan said:
I'll leave that for you to think on because I cant or don't want to answer such a simple question
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No, go on, try and show how the sky proves anything for you and disproves the shape, rotation or orbit of the Earth.

Then have another run at showing how a naturally occurring projector could possibly display what is clearly and provably visible to us in the sky and the only thing you will prove is that you don't understand what is clearly and provably visible to us in the sky, because don't imagine I failed to notice you sidestepped what should be a simple question for you to answer if there's anything of substance to your ramblings.
 

payne said:
he really does think he's some sort of odd freedom fighter. it's mint
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Just to be clear, I deleted one, three word post because he overstepped the line between deflection and piss taking.

If you or any other 'globetard' had done the same, I would have acted in the same manner.

Edit: the reality is that @legend7 had skillfully painted the daft lad into a corner and he was left with no option but to deflect.
 
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chelt_mackem said:
Here's what happens when you ask someone a question,
Poster: answers in detail
You: not enough detail
Poster: gives more detail, asks you a question
You: more detail first
Poster: yet more detail, now answer the question
You: bring up something else

So yes, you do insist on it.

So answer the question
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You missed out ask the same question again, often quoting the answer and asking for the same thing being quoted. I can’t tell if he does it to deliberately frustrate, annoy and deflect. There are times I said exasperated, it is right in front of your face. But then direct quotes from himself and clear evidence, he just can’t see either, so who knows.
 
Pancho said:
Just to be clear, I deleted one, three word post because he overstepped the line between deflection and piss taking.

If you or any other 'globetard' had done the same, I would have acted in the same manner.
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You only believe that as you're conditioned to believe in smb moderator narratives
 
DaveH said:
You missed out ask the same question again, often quoting the answer and asking for the same thing being quoted. I can’t tell if he does it to deliberately frustrate, annoy and deflect. There are times I said exasperated, it is right in front of your face. But then direct quotes from himself and clear evidence, he just can’t see either, so who knows.
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Some of it is definitely done to wind people up. When he's doing the, tell me again' stuff it's not genuine at all. The only way it can possibly be genuine is that maybe his mind goes into overdrive/panic mode when any detail is presented that he can't follow, or the fact he can provide no detail of his theory. He then defaults animalistically to some repetitive pre-programmed stock sentences and phrases given to him by the flat earth authority.
Pancho said:
That's way too meta for a simple mod like me.
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We're all brainwashed and follow set narratives so you probably wouldn't know. Newcastle Fan gave us this info.
 
Pancho said:
Just to be clear, I deleted one, three word post because he overstepped the line between deflection and piss taking.

If you or any other 'globetard' had done the same, I would have acted in the same manner.

Edit: the reality is that @legend7 had skillfully painted the daft lad into a corner and he was left with no option but to deflect.
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Well, badly scribbled.
But is the corner opposite another corner.....
 
Nukehasslefan said:
Nah, it doesn't. It should offer you a clue as to how wrong the spinning globe carry-on is.
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I know you don't care as it doesn't agree with your theory but as it's fairly topical some others might be interested....


Here's a simple device you could make for yourself if you wished, templates are available online.
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I never knew that central spindle was called a gnomon so maybe this is all an appeal to authority and no longer works but...

If you point it North and set the angle to your own latitude, or put another way, parallel to Earths axis of rotation, two things will happen which you will find difficult (and by difficult I mean impossible) to explain on any version of a flat or orange squeezer Earth, especially one with a carbon arc projector in the middle.

Firstly you will notice that for half of the year, one side of the disk is in shadow, while for the other half of the year the other side is in shade.
Secondly you might notice, weather permitting, that at the equinox both sides are in shade as the Sun will be shining directly along the edge.
Set up correctly this will work anywhere on Earth, so long as it's a globe, tilted, spinning and in orbit around the Sun.

On a related note, put a stick in the ground, or make use of a convenient fence post or something similar. Given a sunny day, you could mark at regular intervals the position of the tip of the sticks shadow. Do this as often as you like and you'll find the shadows tip marks out an arc, except for around the equinox where the shadow tip will mark out a straight line.

Both of these make perfect sense if you are on a slightly tilted and spinning globe in orbit around the sun. They are not possible otherwise.

Just thought I'd share that, what with there being an equinox due any day now and with free thinking truth seekers who would surely not pass up the opportunity to learn something like that.
 
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The Snockerty Friddle said:
I know you don't care as it doesn't agree with your theory but as it's fairly topical some others might be interested....


Here's a simple device you could make for yourself if you wished, templates are available online.
Logon or register to see this image

I never knew that central spindle was called a gnomon so maybe this is all an appeal to authority and no longer works but...

If you point it North and set the angle to your own latitude, or put another way, parallel to Earths axis of rotation, two things will happen which you will find difficult (and by difficult I mean impossible) to explain on any version of a flat or orange squeezer Earth, especially one with a carbon arc projector in the middle.

Firstly you will notice that for half of the year, one side of the disk is in shadow, while for the other half of the year the other side is in shade.
Secondly you might notice, weather permitting, that at the equinox both sides are in shade as the Sun will be shining directly along the edge.
Set up correctly this will work anywhere on Earth, so long as it's a globe, tilted and in orbit around the Sun.

On a related note, put a stick in the ground, or make use of a convenient fence post or something similar. Given a sunny day, you could mark at regular intervals the position of the tip of the sticks shadow. Do this as often as you like and you'll find the shadows tip marks out an arc, except for around the equinox where the shadow tip will mark out a straight line.

Both of these make perfect sense if you are on a slightly tilted and spinning globe in orbit around the sun. They are not possible otherwise.

Just thought I'd share that, what with there being an equinox due any day now and with free thinking truth seekers who would surely not pass up the opportunity to learn something like that.
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Every day's a school day on here.
 
The Snockerty Friddle said:
I know you don't care as it doesn't agree with your theory but as it's fairly topical some others might be interested....


Here's a simple device you could make for yourself if you wished, templates are available online.
Logon or register to see this image

I never knew that central spindle was called a gnomon so maybe this is all an appeal to authority and no longer works but...

If you point it North and set the angle to your own latitude, or put another way, parallel to Earths axis of rotation, two things will happen which you will find difficult (and by difficult I mean impossible) to explain on any version of a flat or orange squeezer Earth, especially one with a carbon arc projector in the middle.

Firstly you will notice that for half of the year, one side of the disk is in shadow, while for the other half of the year the other side is in shade.
Secondly you might notice, weather permitting, that at the equinox both sides are in shade as the Sun will be shining directly along the edge.
Set up correctly this will work anywhere on Earth, so long as it's a globe, tilted and in orbit around the Sun.

On a related note, put a stick in the ground, or make use of a convenient fence post or something similar. Given a sunny day, you could mark at regular intervals the position of the tip of the sticks shadow. Do this as often as you like and you'll find the shadows tip marks out an arc, except for around the equinox where the shadow tip will mark out a straight line.

Both of these make perfect sense if you are on a slightly tilted and spinning globe in orbit around the sun. They are not possible otherwise.

Just thought I'd share that, what with there being an equinox due any day now and with free thinking truth seekers who would surely not pass up the opportunity to learn something like that.
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It's all put on a plate for you with the global gobbledygook, you moron
 
The Snockerty Friddle said:
I know you don't care as it doesn't agree with your theory but as it's fairly topical some others might be interested....


Here's a simple device you could make for yourself if you wished, templates are available online.
Logon or register to see this image

I never knew that central spindle was called a gnomon so maybe this is all an appeal to authority and no longer works but...

If you point it North and set the angle to your own latitude, or put another way, parallel to Earths axis of rotation, two things will happen which you will find difficult (and by difficult I mean impossible) to explain on any version of a flat or orange squeezer Earth, especially one with a carbon arc projector in the middle.

Firstly you will notice that for half of the year, one side of the disk is in shadow, while for the other half of the year the other side is in shade.
Secondly you might notice, weather permitting, that at the equinox both sides are in shade as the Sun will be shining directly along the edge.
Set up correctly this will work anywhere on Earth, so long as it's a globe, tilted, spinning and in orbit around the Sun.

On a related note, put a stick in the ground, or make use of a convenient fence post or something similar. Given a sunny day, you could mark at regular intervals the position of the tip of the sticks shadow. Do this as often as you like and you'll find the shadows tip marks out an arc, except for around the equinox where the shadow tip will mark out a straight line.

Both of these make perfect sense if you are on a slightly tilted and spinning globe in orbit around the sun. They are not possible otherwise.

Just thought I'd share that, what with there being an equinox due any day now and with free thinking truth seekers who would surely not pass up the opportunity to learn something like that.
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Brilliant 👌
 
payne said:
It's all put on a plate for you with the global gobbledygook, you moron
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It's not a plate it's a lemon squeezer.
Jeez I actually remember drawing countries onto a cereal bowl and having it upturned on a plate and adding water, the things he has had us doing with nothing in return 😂😂
Banana and kitchen roll tube too😂
The Snockerty Friddle said:
I know you don't care as it doesn't agree with your theory but as it's fairly topical some others might be interested....


Here's a simple device you could make for yourself if you wished, templates are available online.
Logon or register to see this image

I never knew that central spindle was called a gnomon so maybe this is all an appeal to authority and no longer works but...

If you point it North and set the angle to your own latitude, or put another way, parallel to Earths axis of rotation, two things will happen which you will find difficult (and by difficult I mean impossible) to explain on any version of a flat or orange squeezer Earth, especially one with a carbon arc projector in the middle.

Firstly you will notice that for half of the year, one side of the disk is in shadow, while for the other half of the year the other side is in shade.
Secondly you might notice, weather permitting, that at the equinox both sides are in shade as the Sun will be shining directly along the edge.
Set up correctly this will work anywhere on Earth, so long as it's a globe, tilted, spinning and in orbit around the Sun.

On a related note, put a stick in the ground, or make use of a convenient fence post or something similar. Given a sunny day, you could mark at regular intervals the position of the tip of the sticks shadow. Do this as often as you like and you'll find the shadows tip marks out an arc, except for around the equinox where the shadow tip will mark out a straight line.

Both of these make perfect sense if you are on a slightly tilted and spinning globe in orbit around the sun. They are not possible otherwise.

Just thought I'd share that, what with there being an equinox due any day now and with free thinking truth seekers who would surely not pass up the opportunity to learn something like that.
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👍👍👏👏
 
legend7 said:
It's not a plate it's a lemon squeezer.
Jeez I actually remember drawing countries onto a cereal bowl and having it upturned on a plate and adding water, the things he has had us doing with nothing in return 😂😂
Banana and kitchen roll tube too😂

👍👍👏👏
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You should have just done simple experiments with spirit level and a bath instead of ruining a fine cereal bowl
 
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