The power of an Idea

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Drdevice

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The power of an Idea
« on: February 03, 2010, 12:18:20 AM »
Behold the beauty of a new idea forming. The Idea of a flat earth was nearly completely dropped back in the 4th century bce. Now though it has had 200 years since it's return. Little has been accomplished in proving it, do to the repression from other scientists and the general populous who wag their heads with the majority.

I am new to this form but I must express my approval for what you Flat Earthers are trying to do. You are the only true scientists I have thus far seen on this site. You like many others have taken the standard way of looking at things and thrown them out the window. Trying to look at the world in a new light, to maybe make sense of the mysteries that lay within. You have shown that you are willing to say "we may not know everything about our world" even at the risk of being proven wrong. An advance in either direction is still an advance.

While I myself believe in a round earth I would like to hear more about your theories as to why the earth is flat. I will provide insightful criticisms to help you solidify ideas, or come up with new one to explain things that haven't been covered. I would like to request that there be no debating here, only a sharing of Ideas and higher thinking.

One question that I do have, to give us a starting place, is this. If the earth is flat are the other planets also flat? Appearing as spheres to us because they all face us, as has been used to explain the moon.

A second question that need not be answered right away is as follows. Why do the stars change the further south you go? I have heard the theory of bendy light, is this the cause of  the north star eventually disappearing over the horizon? And why do the stars drift over time.

ex. The Egyptians used, not the north star, but a group of stars that rotated around a point to determine both when, where, and what direction to build the pyramids. The northern points of all the pyramids at Giza point directly at magnetic north (if I remember correctly its been awhile). But since this time the earth has drifted slightly on its axis and now points directly at the north star. Predictions show that the earth will eventually drift back.

I apologize that this is now running on, but while I wrote the last question I thought of another that I would like to understand in a flat earth world. How does south work?
I see two ways that it could work.

1) (disk world theory) South is every direction that is not north (the center). But this leads to the question of how does one fly over the south pole.

2) (Map set up) South is down north is up. This one has a few more holes in it than the first one. One being that during the cold war missles where programed to fly over the north pole to Russia and vis versa.

I have many more questions but i figured I would leave it at this. If this is too much for one form page, or it simply becomes an argument fest I would like for the FE believers to email me instead.

Thanks for you time.

-Jamie Jenson-

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2fst4u

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #1 on: February 03, 2010, 01:36:46 AM »
lol. It isn't "looking at things in a different way", it's ignorance.

Most of these questions you ask have been asked on a daily basis here. Lurk around a few topics and you'll find an answer. Join in on them if you have questions because it gets a bit tedious following multiple topics on the same subject.

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #2 on: February 03, 2010, 03:54:53 PM »
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You have shown that you are willing to say "we may not know everything about our world" even at the risk of being proven wrong.

Really? I've been lurking since October and they shown me that what they are willing to say is "We are right, you are wrong, any evidence you have was forged by t3h C0sP1rancy".

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #3 on: February 03, 2010, 06:13:31 PM »
lol. It isn't "looking at things in a different way", it's ignorance.

Most of these questions you ask have been asked on a daily basis here. Lurk around a few topics and you'll find an answer. Join in on them if you have questions because it gets a bit tedious following multiple topics on the same subject.

I just want to voice my agreement with this. Ignorance in all situations is unhealthy, especially when the ignoramus is hiding behind a belief in his infallibility.
There is evidence for a NASA conspiracy. Please search.

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Raist

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #4 on: February 03, 2010, 08:58:35 PM »
I remember when I first came here, I thought of all of these things within the first minute of reading this site. Not being an arrogant asshole I assumed that everyone else had thought up the same things and argued them to death so I lurked. The OP should have tried lurking.

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Lord Excalibur

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #5 on: February 03, 2010, 10:49:04 PM »
lol. It isn't "looking at things in a different way", it's ignorance.


Nice trolling

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Drdevice

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #6 on: February 04, 2010, 12:06:45 AM »
Wow, thanks for keeping to the topic. Yep I have been reading all the stuff that's on this site. And am working on reading more. If my questions have been answered/ talked about before then you can post a link here. Otherwise I still would like to an uninterrupted account of flat earth beliefs, particularly the individual beliefs of each of the members who believe the world is flat.

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Drdevice

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #7 on: February 04, 2010, 12:08:27 AM »
I would also like to add that I usually write these after I've been at work all day (so usually at 12 am- 2am at night) So I tend to get a bit strange. Thus the title.

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Raist

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #8 on: February 04, 2010, 12:14:55 AM »
Wow, thanks for keeping to the topic. Yep I have been reading all the stuff that's on this site. And am working on reading more. If my questions have been answered/ talked about before then you can post a link here. Otherwise I still would like to an uninterrupted account of flat earth beliefs, particularly the individual beliefs of each of the members who believe the world is flat.

Yeah, we provide you with that link when you join. It's called the search function. You also forgot a verb in that sentence.

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2fst4u

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #9 on: February 04, 2010, 11:43:32 AM »
lol. It isn't "looking at things in a different way", it's ignorance.


Nice trolling
Trolling consists of low-content posts that ultimately don't help the subject in anyway. Taking my post out of context and erasing the rest of it (where I explained all these questions have been answered elsewhere) doesn't help.

You, sir, have just trolled.

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Raist

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #10 on: February 04, 2010, 07:38:57 PM »
lol. It isn't "looking at things in a different way", it's ignorance.


Nice trolling
Trolling consists of low-content posts that ultimately don't help the subject in anyway. Taking my post out of context and erasing the rest of it (where I explained all these questions have been answered elsewhere) doesn't help.

You, sir, have just trolled.

Trolling is posting in order to gain an emotional response. The quality, length, and helpfulness of a post aren't important.

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2fst4u

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #11 on: February 04, 2010, 07:54:50 PM »
lol. It isn't "looking at things in a different way", it's ignorance.


Nice trolling
Trolling consists of low-content posts that ultimately don't help the subject in anyway. Taking my post out of context and erasing the rest of it (where I explained all these questions have been answered elsewhere) doesn't help.

You, sir, have just trolled.

Trolling is posting in order to gain an emotional response. The quality, length, and helpfulness of a post aren't important.
Either way, still fits the bill doesn't it? Yes? KTNXBAI

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Raist

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #12 on: February 04, 2010, 07:55:51 PM »
lol. It isn't "looking at things in a different way", it's ignorance.


Nice trolling
Trolling consists of low-content posts that ultimately don't help the subject in anyway. Taking my post out of context and erasing the rest of it (where I explained all these questions have been answered elsewhere) doesn't help.

You, sir, have just trolled.

Trolling is posting in order to gain an emotional response. The quality, length, and helpfulness of a post aren't important.
Either way, still fits the bill doesn't it? Yes? KTNXBAI
It wasn't trolling, it was simply a concise point. Ignorance isn't a point of view, it's a handicap.

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2fst4u

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Re: The power of an Idea
« Reply #13 on: February 04, 2010, 08:01:33 PM »
lol. It isn't "looking at things in a different way", it's ignorance.


Nice trolling
Trolling consists of low-content posts that ultimately don't help the subject in anyway. Taking my post out of context and erasing the rest of it (where I explained all these questions have been answered elsewhere) doesn't help.

You, sir, have just trolled.

Trolling is posting in order to gain an emotional response. The quality, length, and helpfulness of a post aren't important.
Either way, still fits the bill doesn't it? Yes? KTNXBAI
It wasn't trolling, it was simply a concise point. Ignorance isn't a point of view, it's a handicap.
Woah, woah, not you, I was still talking about Lord Excalibur. haha