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Flat Earth General / Re: Pics of Another Sunrise Impossible on Flat Earth
« Last post by JackBlack on Today at 02:03:22 PM »A point actually matters if you're for instance laser etching a sword or something. You need specific dot on the sword that you're cutting into. But this is also why I call it a 1D object. In a zero D object you don't do anything. A 1D object, you make a dot on a page or poke a section in midair. 2D object, you draw on a page.No, the reason you call it that is because you don't understand.
0D is a point. 1D is a line.
And yes, someone too stupid to see how topics relate to the main one, I imagine this does look off topic, but to me it just shows how you can't keep up to abstract thought.To me it just shows more pathetic deflection.
These semantics in no way help you with your delusional BS which cannot work in reality.
They don't help you magically keep the distance to the sun fixed.
They don't help you magically have a shorter line be longer than a longer line.
They don't help you have someone due south of the sun see it to the south, or someone due north see it to the north.
It is just a pathetic deflection from your complete inability to defend your pathetic BS.
The cube if made of wood IRL can be pushed or dragged until it becomes a single dot. It can be dragged even further, and it will in fact become zero dimensions, not a dot as you think, but actually invisible.Wrong again.
A cube in real life can be moved until it becomes to small to be resolved.
It still remains the cube, a 3D object, with 3 dimensions.
It never becomes a dot.
It never becomes zero dimensions.
Instead, it is merely your ability to perceive it that changes.
And comparing the sun to a cube is even more dishonest because this cube is not self illuminating.
That sun merged with the sea, distant clouds, shadows, and sky.i.e. pure magic you cannot justify at all.
It did all of this because it went horizontally past the horizon at a high altitude.If that was the case it would shrink to a point, and the ability to see it would be based upon distance and what optics you are using.
But in reality, that is not the case at all.
Instead, it doesn't matter what optics you use, once it has set Earth is blocking the view and you cannot see it; and it doesn't shrink to a point.
Again, your claims directly contradict what is observed in reality.
The parabola is a way of understanding how horizontal space affects vertical angle.And it entirely fails to do so.
And it certainly doesn't have the sun magically project straight down onto it to look in a completely different direction.
So if you draw a line straight through it to an object you are missing the point.No, you are.
If it is merely a tool for understanding, then it is entirely incapable of changing the direction to an object.
It means that an object at a certain position relative to you will appear in that direction, without any need for your pathetic, convoluted BS.
You need it to be something physical, something which can actually interact with light to change the apparent direction to an object.
Again, decide what you want it to be. It can't be both.
That is why your convoluted BS is used no where.
If you want to understand the apparent direction to an object, you use angles, based upon a line directly from the observer to the object. No convoluted BS parabola involved.
The parabola is a giant portable protractor. Now, I've drawn this several times, but you insist on not understanding it.Wrong again. YOU insist on not understanding it.
A protractor works based upon a straight line to the object.