Random flat Earth chit chat

The scatter gun approach got used pretty often, very easy to lose motivation answering questions with that tactic. Other times just don't see any need to pursue something further. Really only interested in providing some extra context to further clarify some things here and there.

And not really here to convince anyone, more like trying to help out with basic FE 101 questions. Which is not really my interest anymore since I'm well past this, more about the community and sharing the odd thing I might have watched FE related wise. So my interests are a bit at odds with sharing what I watch and sharing what I should be sharing, more FE 101 stuff newbies are more interested in like I was at the start. But have patience and if something really bothers you, ask again with my name tagged and I'll see if I can provide an answer.

Ahhh, so you have no answers. Which is a fine area to be in. but don't push your ignorance aside with bravado and then say you now only want to share your FE findings. it's okay not to know. We're just having a chit chat tho, so no pressure. As I've said throughout, feel free to share what you will. Whether it's what you consider answers to questions, or what you consider truths or non truths. 

Shame really, I found yours, on occasion, a rather interest mind to pick. But you do you TF, and enjoy what you do, because without joy, what does life offer?

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That is the official math for the ball Earth. And there's even several curve calculator, including one from Mick West;

www.metabunk.org/curve/

The math does not match repeatable observations by everyday people. ie. In this timestamped video bellow from a clip excerpt of a flat Earth debate episode, a baller modeled these wind turbines over water on a ball that clearly show accumulative curvature drop. But when matched next to a photograph of these turbines, the accumulative drop from them as should be on a globe is missing. Instead replaced by a straight linear drop perfectly matching perspective on a flat plane.

Well the math is all based on an assumption, you're right about that. The assumption that the Earth is curved, that's the point. As is, there is no evidence for the Earth's radius either.

Which begs the question, if curvature is never visible, how could we ever arrive at the logical conclusion that the Earth is a ball?

Terminator Force . Linking you just bugs out the response with the weird vertical bug so I'm starting fresh. Thevid you posted had a straight line, and the idiot was shouting "it's a straight line!" despite it not being a straight line through the objects on screen. Pay close attention to the red pinky triangles and the yellow lines. Neither of them match alone the top point, or the middle triangular point, ergo they're falsified straight lights.

If the line went through them correctly it would show a curve. So try again. Really look at the yellow lines tho, they don't match the points they're supposed to connect to

Yes, it's an annoying bug, tried to clean up quote, but couldn't manage this time.

As for what you're seeing, I don't see it. To me the left clearly has accumulative drop, while the right clearly is a linear drop.

That is showing accumulative curvature drop, how it's supposed to look like in real life on the right image too. But on the right image we only see a linear drop, meaning it doesn't match a curved ball shape, but a linear drop matching perspective on a flat plane.

So in short, there should be no straight linear drops on a ball Earth. Needs to be accumulative to match the curve.

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Represent!🤣

Then I fail to see your point, as this was discussed more or less at your time stamp.

I'll try to explain it better tomorrow, time to call it a day on my end. Been nice chatting with you, and don't feel bad not getting something right away. It's been like this with many of us, including myself. It's just that I've been following this subject for a long enough time to have many things repeatably drilled into me until things finally clicked.

Have a good night, Ruliya.