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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 21, 2019 21:47:41 GMT
Affirming the consequent fallacy. How can you know 100% there aren't other explanations to how they work or how people are being duped? For one, things are becoming more and more compartmentalized, which make it much harder for one person to see the whole picture. No, no my sweet child, again you can't just name random logical fallacies and have them stick. It's either true that this telecom has space-based satellites or it's not. If it's not, there has to be a reason they present it as true. If anything you could have nailed me on false dichotomy with the choices I provided, but since you're just picking these out of a hat you missed the easy layup. But still, assuming that you would contend that they do not use space-based satellites for transmissions, are they simply mistaken when they assert that they do, are they in on the conspiracy, or is there some other explanation? You're just making assumptions and trying to drag me into having an argument about assumptions. One don't just walk in a murder scene with dead bodies and blood all over the place and go "Oh, we'll I can't figure out the motive therefore no evidence for murder scene."
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Post by lennybusker on Jan 21, 2019 21:54:13 GMT
No, no my sweet child, again you can't just name random logical fallacies and have them stick. It's either true that this telecom has space-based satellites or it's not. If it's not, there has to be a reason they present it as true. If anything you could have nailed me on false dichotomy with the choices I provided, but since you're just picking these out of a hat you missed the easy layup. But still, assuming that you would contend that they do not use space-based satellites for transmissions, are they simply mistaken when they assert that they do, are they in on the conspiracy, or is there some other explanation? You're just making assumptions and trying to drag me into having an argument about assumptions. One don't just walk in a murder scene with dead bodies and blood all over the place and go "Oh, we'll I can't figure out the motive therefore no evidence for murder scene." I'm literally asking you to make any statement whatsoever as to a possible motive. This is really not hard, I can't figure out if you're evading just to troll or if you're too dumb to understand the next step in this conversation. Let me try to lay it out one more time. I won't even assume the obvious response to this, I'll let you make it yourself before we get back to where we're stuck. Just make a response to this, I'm begging you. My opening statement: A telecom company states that they use space-based satellites to facilitate communications. Your response to their statement? Do you believe it is true that they used space-based satellites, or do you believe that is not true?
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Post by dmc1001 on Jan 21, 2019 21:59:50 GMT
I was the one who brought up China and suggested you use a telescope. Have you done so yet? Don't have too, being able to see all the way to China is easily debunked. Check the last the replies to Sylvius the Mad on the previous page. I'll add them in the spoiler tag for convenience; ... All you ever do is obfuscate with assertions you never back up. Called this ever since I pointed out your fave philosopher and philosophy is the guy who says nothing can be proven, which is a philosophy and excuse in how to obfuscate indefinitely and appeal to ignorance. So lets recount in spoiler tag a few times I've backed up my claims on how vision works; ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... And how many times you've backed any of your claims on Superman comic fiction vision? zero
What's next, asserting we can see through walls? ... ... Scattergun approach of assertions. Lovely. - everything has a resolution limit, even human eye at 575 megapixels. - so I have to do the math, of course, you just sit there pretty and assert away; Angular size reduction math for height of Mount Everest at 6330 km distance equals 0.08 degrees angle. At diameter of sphere Earth assumed distance (12,742 km) it's 0.039 degrees - if your claim is that zooming in on sun/moon proves we can zoom in the distance of Earth diameter, you need to prove distance to sun/moon first. - looking at the sun/moon eliminates the ground level angular compression issue. So even if we could prove sun is at least as far as Earth diameter, it's not the same without any Y axis viewing angle limitation. (Viewing angle cause obstruction as I've linked before; source 1, source 2) - oceans aren't 100% flat, the tinniest splash of wave can obscure entire ships as is. - you're twisting the broad strokes of the zooming in on sun perspective example, just like you did with the broad strokes of the hallway example. Bottom line is that perspective is another explanation for sunsets. - you also forgot about the atmosphere as it stacks up contributing to viewing obstruction too. - also have to account for refraction, among other factors still (research Rayleigh criterion). ... Still sourcing only YouTube FE videos I see. Those are part of a conspiracy to swindle people into believing some fairy tale deity exists and made the world.
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 21, 2019 22:22:39 GMT
Don't have too, being able to see all the way to China is easily debunked. Check the last the replies to Sylvius the Mad on the previous page. I'll add them in the spoiler tag for convenience; Still sourcing only YouTube FE videos I see. Those are part of a conspiracy to swindle people into believing some fairy tale deity exists and made the world. You love using that ad hominem fallacy to hand wave dismiss evidence. And you're clearly not interested in learning about flat Earth because you've missed all my none YouTube links, including viewing angle reduction calculator and Raleigh Criterium. Not to mention two of those video demonstration on how our vision works can be replicated by anyone with a phone camera. I mean, you seriously expect anyone to describe how vision works with just words alone?
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 21, 2019 22:26:53 GMT
You're just making assumptions and trying to drag me into having an argument about assumptions. One don't just walk in a murder scene with dead bodies and blood all over the place and go "Oh, we'll I can't figure out the motive therefore no evidence for murder scene." I'm literally asking you to make any statement whatsoever as to a possible motive. This is really not hard, I can't figure out if you're evading just to troll or if you're too dumb to understand the next step in this conversation. Let me try to lay it out one more time. I won't even assume the obvious response to this, I'll let you make it yourself before we get back to where we're stuck. Just make a response to this, I'm begging you. My opening statement: A telecom company states that they use space-based satellites to facilitate communications. Your response to their statement? Do you believe it is true that they used space-based satellites, or do you believe that is not true? Last time I tried to entertain speculating possible motive, you all tried to strawman me based on speculation (as if that proves anything).
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Post by dmc1001 on Jan 21, 2019 23:12:02 GMT
Still sourcing only YouTube FE videos I see. Those are part of a conspiracy to swindle people into believing some fairy tale deity exists and made the world. You love using that ad hominem fallacy to hand wave dismiss evidence. And you're clearly not interested in learning about flat Earth because you've missed all my none YouTube links, including viewing angle reduction calculator and Raleigh Criterium. Not to mention two of those video demonstration on how our vision works can be replicated by anyone with a phone camera. I mean, you seriously expect anyone to describe how vision works with just words alone? Do mean like how NASA videos are all fake? That sort of ad hominem fallacy?
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 22, 2019 0:27:47 GMT
You love using that ad hominem fallacy to hand wave dismiss evidence. And you're clearly not interested in learning about flat Earth because you've missed all my none YouTube links, including viewing angle reduction calculator and Raleigh Criterium. Not to mention two of those video demonstration on how our vision works can be replicated by anyone with a phone camera. I mean, you seriously expect anyone to describe how vision works with just words alone? Do mean like how NASA videos are all fake? That sort of ad hominem fallacy? You seem upset. So what if the world is flat, not like it's the end of the world... well, not until you find the edge.
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Post by dmc1001 on Jan 22, 2019 1:08:30 GMT
Do mean like how NASA videos are all fake? That sort of ad hominem fallacy? You seem upset. So what if the world is flat, not like it's the end of the world... well, not until you find the edge. An edge you have yet to find. Still, it's funny when you call out my "ad hominem fallacy" but when I do the same with you it gets brushed aside.
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 22, 2019 1:47:06 GMT
You seem upset. So what if the world is flat, not like it's the end of the world... well, not until you find the edge. An edge you have yet to find. Still, it's funny when you call out my "ad hominem fallacy" but when I do the same with you it gets brushed aside. Why, you want to look at more NASA footage?
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Post by Sifr on Jan 22, 2019 3:08:55 GMT
Looking at the sky to prove the shape of the ground beneath you is an affirming the consequent formal logical fallacy, in that one doesn't necessarily follow the other. Yes, because basic logical deduction, in addition to tested, proven and repeatedly verifiable evidence gathered from the rest of the cosmos, somehow can be considered as faulty reasoning... whereas "I can't feel the Earth moving, therefore we must be standing still" and "I can't see the entire shape of the Earth and I don't believe it's round, therefore it must be flat" is the height of rationality?
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Post by Sylvius the Mad on Jan 22, 2019 5:36:37 GMT
Scattergun approach of assertions. Lovely. You're the one with a model to defend. You think the earth is flat. I want to test that. Hence the need to zoom so we can examine a smaller area with all 575 megapixels. Optical zoom, not digital. Digital zoom isn't really zooming, it just blows up the image and infers the missing detail. Which is why I didn't use Mt. Everest. it's too small. I mentioned North America. But a better example would be Africa as viewed form Madagascar. From Madagascar, Africa's east coast should cover about 40° of arc. That's plenty big enough. And since both Madagascar and Mozambique (the part of Africa closest to Madagascar) have mountains over 2,000 m in elevation, there's no way a flat sea could interfere with the view from one to the other. So why can't we see a great swath of Africa from Madagascar? It's about 1,000 km across the sea (using a standard flat earth polar map). Can we see 1,000 km? Well, we can test that... I'm willing to concede your model's claims about the distance to the sun. You mentioned Eratosthenes's measurements didn't prove the globe, and you're right. Those measurements are entirely consistent with a flat earth. So what do they tell us? Eratosthenes measured that the sun was directly overhead in Syene at the same time it was 7° below zenith at Alexandria. Since Syene and Alexandria are about 500 nautical miles apart, that's all we need to calculate the height of the sun (assuming the earth is flat). 7° below zenith is 83° above the horizon, so the height of the sun should be 500 nautical miles times the tangent of 83°. That's about 4,000 nautical miles, or 7,400 km. Then, since we can measure the apparent size of the sun (30 arc minutes), we can calculate the sun's diameter from its height. The sun is therefore about 65 km wide. We can see the sun pretty well. With the help of telescopes, we can resolve that it's almost a sphere, and it has smoother edges. We can even see surface features, and that's at a distance of over 7,000 km. So if Africa is only 1,000 km from Madagascar, and both have tall mountains, why can't we see one from the other? Not if both you and the object you're viewing are taller than the splash. The splash only obscures the view if you're looking from the waterline, rather than above it. You made a claim. I think the experiment you mentioned isn't testing what it claims to be testing, so I suggested a modification. That's also measurable. And, as you point out, solvable with infrared cameras. That you think that's relevant on this scale suggests you don't understand how small these wavelengths are. And even that can be overcome using interferometry, though we don't need to for these tests.
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Post by dmc1001 on Jan 22, 2019 5:56:19 GMT
An edge you have yet to find. Still, it's funny when you call out my "ad hominem fallacy" but when I do the same with you it gets brushed aside. Why, you want to look at more NASA footage? No, I want YOU to show me the edge of the Earth.
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 22, 2019 12:43:58 GMT
Looking at the sky to prove the shape of the ground beneath you is an affirming the consequent formal logical fallacy, in that one doesn't necessarily follow the other. Yes, because basic logical deduction, in addition to tested, proven and repeatedly verifiable evidence gathered from the rest of the cosmos, somehow can be considered as faulty reasoning... whereas "I can't feel the Earth moving, therefore we must be standing still" and "I can't see the entire shape of the Earth and I don't believe it's round, therefore it must be flat" is the height of rationality?
It isn't the height of rationality?
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 22, 2019 12:46:43 GMT
Scattergun approach of assertions. Lovely. You're the one with a model to defend. You think the earth is flat. I want to test that. Hence the need to zoom so we can examine a smaller area with all 575 megapixels. Optical zoom, not digital. Digital zoom isn't really zooming, it just blows up the image and infers the missing detail. Which is why I didn't use Mt. Everest. it's too small. I mentioned North America. But a better example would be Africa as viewed form Madagascar. From Madagascar, Africa's east coast should cover about 40° of arc. That's plenty big enough. And since both Madagascar and Mozambique (the part of Africa closest to Madagascar) have mountains over 2,000 m in elevation, there's no way a flat sea could interfere with the view from one to the other. So why can't we see a great swath of Africa from Madagascar? It's about 1,000 km across the sea (using a standard flat earth polar map). Can we see 1,000 km? Well, we can test that... I'm willing to concede your model's claims about the distance to the sun. You mentioned Eratosthenes's measurements didn't prove the globe, and you're right. Those measurements are entirely consistent with a flat earth. So what do they tell us? Eratosthenes measured that the sun was directly overhead in Syene at the same time it was 7° below zenith at Alexandria. Since Syene and Alexandria are about 500 nautical miles apart, that's all we need to calculate the height of the sun (assuming the earth is flat). 7° below zenith is 83° above the horizon, so the height of the sun should be 500 nautical miles times the tangent of 83°. That's about 4,000 nautical miles, or 7,400 km. Then, since we can measure the apparent size of the sun (30 arc minutes), we can calculate the sun's diameter from its height. The sun is therefore about 65 km wide. We can see the sun pretty well. With the help of telescopes, we can resolve that it's almost a sphere, and it has smoother edges. We can even see surface features, and that's at a distance of over 7,000 km. So if Africa is only 1,000 km from Madagascar, and both have tall mountains, why can't we see one from the other? Not if both you and the object you're viewing are taller than the splash. The splash only obscures the view if you're looking from the waterline, rather than above it. You made a claim. I think the experiment you mentioned isn't testing what it claims to be testing, so I suggested a modification. That's also measurable. And, as you point out, solvable with infrared cameras. That you think that's relevant on this scale suggests you don't understand how small these wavelengths are. And even that can be overcome using interferometry, though we don't need to for these tests. Have already stated I don't have a model, so no need to strawman me with it. My stance is simply that when I open my eyes the world is obviously and observably flat. Never seen curve or evidence toward it, therefore no need to assume curve. And we can see up to 1,000 km (which shouldn't be possible on the globe model. Not even close); ^ Short 2 min clip to back up my claim and add more context to how vision works.
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 22, 2019 12:47:10 GMT
Why, you want to look at more NASA footage? No, I want YOU to show me the edge of the Earth. Oh, so you do remember me analyzing NASA footage and not just hand wave dismissed them as you've asserted.
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Post by dmc1001 on Jan 22, 2019 16:26:03 GMT
No, I want YOU to show me the edge of the Earth. Oh, so you do remember me analyzing NASA footage and not just hand wave dismissed them as you've asserted. NASA images aren't out to "prove" the Earth is flat unless you're believe in conspiracy and, let's be honest, "God did it". I wish you'd actually acknowledge that last part because it's the only thing that can explain a disc-shaped Earth, moon and sun. I actually watched a very civil debate between a Flat Earther and a Ball Earther. In the end, the FEer said that FE brought him closer to his Creator. Which I knew because it's the only answer that makes sense.
FEers, in contrast set out to prve NASA, every physicist and astronomer (3000 years worth of them), every view of ships sinking below the horizon, testimony from astronauts, testimony from pilots, creators of GPS, every nation in the world etc. are all lying as part of some vast conspiracy. In fact, you handwave all of that evidence because it doesn't fit your narrative. The conspiracy just isn't there. The "it makes jobs for people" argument is among the weakest I've ever heard for the conspiracy. You could make just as many jobs for a flat Earth, they would just be different jobs.
In the end it comes down to Occam's Razor. Is there a vast, millennia-old conspiracy designed to "create jobs" for people thousands of years in the future for Reasons, or is it actually reality. Until you can show me the edge of the planet you will not convince me. You claim round Earth can only be proven if you are able to fly into space and view it from that perspective. Yet you discount when people make the same requirement in asking to see the edge of the Earth. Double standard.
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So in other words, if you don't see it, it doesn't exist? That's a small world you live in TF. So, if you're going by what you see and observe, your surroundings are flat and if you changed your surroundings to mountains, or hills or even canyons...Then what you observe would not be flat, would it? You seem to have no interest in doing your own experimentations, you want to resource info from a bunch of folks who are better at bullshit and smokescreening, than they are at presenting facts. The more evidence that is produced against their Flat Earth claims, the more backpedaling and spin doctoring they do. It's at the point where they twist the facts into versions that support their narrative, but that isn't how science works. Science gets it's answers from the results, it doesn't change the results to fit the answer.
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Post by lennybusker on Jan 23, 2019 0:22:12 GMT
So in other words, if you don't see it, it doesn't exist? That's a small world you live in TF. So, if you're going by what you see and observe, your surroundings are flat and if you changed your surroundings to mountains, or hills or even canyons...Then what you observe would not be flat, would it? You seem to have no interest in doing your own experimentations, you want to resource info from a bunch of folks who are better at bullshit and smokescreening, than they are at presenting facts. The more evidence that is produced against their Flat Earth claims, the more backpedaling and spin doctoring they do. It's at the point where they twist the facts into versions that support their narrative, but that isn't how science works. Science gets it's answers from the results, it doesn't change the results to fit the answer. Well this is why he won't answer my question about believing in germ theory.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2019 0:27:51 GMT
So in other words, if you don't see it, it doesn't exist? That's a small world you live in TF. So, if you're going by what you see and observe, your surroundings are flat and if you changed your surroundings to mountains, or hills or even canyons...Then what you observe would not be flat, would it? You seem to have no interest in doing your own experimentations, you want to resource info from a bunch of folks who are better at bullshit and smokescreening, than they are at presenting facts. The more evidence that is produced against their Flat Earth claims, the more backpedaling and spin doctoring they do. It's at the point where they twist the facts into versions that support their narrative, but that isn't how science works. Science gets it's answers from the results, it doesn't change the results to fit the answer. Well this is why he won't answer my question about believing in germ theory. He's looking through his bs youtube video channels to try and find something that will back his claims.
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 23, 2019 0:50:46 GMT
So in other words, if you don't see it, it doesn't exist? That's a small world you live in TF. So, if you're going by what you see and observe, your surroundings are flat and if you changed your surroundings to mountains, or hills or even canyons...Then what you observe would not be flat, would it? You seem to have no interest in doing your own experimentations, you want to resource info from a bunch of folks who are better at bullshit and smokescreening, than they are at presenting facts. The more evidence that is produced against their Flat Earth claims, the more backpedaling and spin doctoring they do. It's at the point where they twist the facts into versions that support their narrative, but that isn't how science works. Science gets it's answers from the results, it doesn't change the results to fit the answer. Show me your single best ball Earth proof that is 100%. Show me science.
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Post by dmc1001 on Jan 23, 2019 1:49:24 GMT
The more evidence that is produced against their Flat Earth claims, the more backpedaling and spin doctoring they do. It's at the point where they twist the facts into versions that support their narrative, but that isn't how science works. Science gets it's answers from the results, it doesn't change the results to fit the answer. Yes, we know. Sadly, the FEers discount every piece of evidence shown to them. EVERY PIECE. It's all fake.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2019 2:05:40 GMT
So in other words, if you don't see it, it doesn't exist? That's a small world you live in TF. So, if you're going by what you see and observe, your surroundings are flat and if you changed your surroundings to mountains, or hills or even canyons...Then what you observe would not be flat, would it? You seem to have no interest in doing your own experimentations, you want to resource info from a bunch of folks who are better at bullshit and smokescreening, than they are at presenting facts. The more evidence that is produced against their Flat Earth claims, the more backpedaling and spin doctoring they do. It's at the point where they twist the facts into versions that support their narrative, but that isn't how science works. Science gets it's answers from the results, it doesn't change the results to fit the answer. Show me your single best ball Earth proof that is 100%. Show me science. And how would one accomplish that? Any information posted, you refute it anyway. I do not have the financial resources to travel into earth's orbit and snap a photo for you...and even if I did, you'd probably claim it was false. If you actually gave a damn about the science, you'd be conducting your own experiments that have been recommended to you. You have no real interest in whether the earth is flat or not, you just want to argue. So no. I will not humor you.
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Post by dmc1001 on Jan 23, 2019 2:10:11 GMT
And how would one accomplish that? Any information posted, you refute it anyway. I do not have the financial resources to travel into earth's orbit and snap a photo for you...and even if I did, you'd probably claim it was false. I accepted this at face value on his part. Then I challenged him to show me the edge of the Earth. He made a disparaging remark instead of acknowledging he had the inability to prove flat Earth.
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Post by Terminator Force on Jan 23, 2019 2:24:32 GMT
Show me your single best ball Earth proof that is 100%. Show me science. And how would one accomplish that? Any information posted, you refute it anyway. I do not have the financial resources to travel into earth's orbit and snap a photo for you...and even if I did, you'd probably claim it was false. If you actually gave a damn about the science, you'd be conducting your own experiments that have been recommended to you. You have no real interest in whether the earth is flat or not, you just want to argue. So no. I will not humor you. So you couldn't find any scientific evidence, it was just another bluff assertion. Pity, as science is 100% proof and would put a stop to this flat Earth movement faster then you could snap your finger. And we don't need to go into orbit or Antarctica to disprove ball Earth, there are many more practical ways to do this. One is... ... that according to the official Earth radius and curvature math, we should be able to witness Earth curvature without going into space.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2019 2:38:00 GMT
And how would one accomplish that? Any information posted, you refute it anyway. I do not have the financial resources to travel into earth's orbit and snap a photo for you...and even if I did, you'd probably claim it was false. I accepted this at face value on his part. Then I challenged him to show me the edge of the Earth. He made a disparaging remark instead of acknowledging he had the inability to prove flat Earth. The only "flat earth" I'll give him is a flat landscape...if the premise is that everywhere he looks, the earth is flat, he has a point. But if he were actually interested in proving that it is flat all over, then he would actually have to show initiative and go out and explore the world, wouldn't he? It's like the parable of the 3 blind men and the elephant. One grabbed its tail and said it was a rope, one felt its side and said it was a wall and the last one grabbed its trunk and said it was a snake. If you're limiting yourself to one source of information, you're not getting the whole picture. And if you refuse the information from other sources, you're not going to advance what you know. He's already stated that he content with the flat earth theory, he doesn't need to "assume a curve"...*shrug* If he's content with it, goody for him. I'm not gonna waste my time proving anything to him, if he has no interest in going out to explore and find information that backs his claim. When he goes out and finds the edge of the world...(even then it would be from his own perspective) ... I might be convinced...(probably not though)
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