OK, am I allowed three? or am I now asking four, ..... ?
- Why do you believe that the earth is flat?
- What is the general shape of your flat earth?
- Where are the North Pole, Equator and South Pole on your flat earth.
It looks flat.
You seem to have added nothing in the rest of the thread so I'll go back to answer this.
Yes, it looks as though you have nothing more than, "The earth looks flat, so it must be flat."
Here's some contrary evidence that I posted before, but from what I recall you ignored it them:
From near sea-level, sure looks perfectly flat and level. | | From Concorde, 50,000 ft, maybe a bit of a curve there. |
Losing Your Ride at 121,000 Feet - starting to look convincing! From a Flat Earther's video. | | That sure looks curved to me, from about 200 miles, must be CGI |
Not only does it look curved, but as Galileo is reputed to have said:
"Eppur si muove. And yet it does move.
Referring to the Earth, by legend, Galileo whispered this to himself as he rose from kneeling after making his abjuration of heliocentricity.."
It sure doesn't look flat to me! And by the way, the
earth does not measure flat either.
Not sure, probably a disk.
The north pole is to the north. The south pole is to the south.
Maybe, but is the a single point that is the North Pole and a single point that is the South Pole?