Because it's my musing. My theory. My hypothesis. My experiments.
I have.
I do.
As basic as you want to make it.
Not really. Science is science. It is what it is and those who pursue the jigsaw of it can piece together some of it.
There you go. You can't help it.Or is that strangeways
So you allegedly have this info but you won't share it, Interesting, people may give a lot more credence to your musings if you actually shared stuff.Because it's my musing. My theory. My hypothesis. My experiments.
It is ripe for ridicule by those who are taught spinning globes and light-year balls of fire, etc.
Now I know you're interested but you can't help yourself which is a shame.
I have.
I do.
As basic as you want to make it.
Not really. Science is science. It is what it is and those who pursue the jigsaw of it can piece together some of it.
There you go. You can't help it.
Maybe, maybe not.
Put your mind to work. I'm pretty confident you've been going in-depth.
You going to share your water experiment
If scopes can get shots of things said to be 4000 trillion miles away, why can't they get them of things 100 miles away? Could it possibly be that there is something blocking the view?
I have no need to share it, it's there for anyone to test in all forms.You going to share your water experiment
So still no proof then despite what you said? What a liarBecause it's my musing. My theory. My hypothesis. My experiments.
It is ripe for ridicule by those who are taught spinning globes and light-year balls of fire, etc.
Now I know you're interested but you can't help yourself which is a shame.
I have.
I do.
As basic as you want to make it.
Not really. Science is science. It is what it is and those who pursue the jigsaw of it can piece together some of it.
There you go. You can't help it.
They can't get shots of things 4000 trillion miles away. That's just the silly stories taught to people.
I have no idea how you would know this that's why I'm asking?
How far can you see on a clear day? A few miles?
You already said I haven't done anything so why are you asking?
On?
Evacuation.
I put plenty out and it was overlooked/ignored or cast off as lies or idiocy, so pick any or all if you wish.
But I want to duplicate your test to see if I get the same outcome
"Evacuation" is actually a pretty good one-word summary of your ideas.
Tell me something. Do you walk up a hill flat-footed with your body angled outwards looking at the sky or do you bend your feet and try to angle upright in order to negotiate it?
You said you had though so I'm interested in what you have done to replicate the superfluid/dome situation.
But I want to duplicate your test to see if I get the same outcome
Of course, go and test water for conforming to a container it is in and a surface level.
No, you answer the questions first. If you can't answer a question with anything other than an additional question - which is literally irrelevant anyway: the answer to your question, regardless of what it is, does not change the answers to any of mine - you're not even attempting to defend your position.
You said I hadn't but you are extremely interested.
You really need to get the position of view and you'll better get why the globe is utter nonsense.
Because I can't possibly imagine how you could but my mind is open, at least give me a basic overview and I'll see if it takes me further
I think you really need to explain what it looks like when you watch a man walk over a hill from the opposite side.
