The Flat Earth Society
Flat Earth Discussion Boards => Flat Earth Q&A => Topic started by: No on October 13, 2006, 06:31:44 PM
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Why do you believe this when there is no evidence or reason for a conspiracy, and no basic reason to believe in a flat Earth. What is it that makes you want to believe in a flat Earth? There doesn't seem to be any reason.
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Why do you believe this when there is no evidence or reason for a conspiracy, and no basic reason to believe in a flat Earth. What is it that makes you want to believe in a flat Earth? There doesn't seem to be any reason.
Read the FAQ for the experiment that started it all.
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Yes, it is based of a crazed psuedoscientist who died 150 years ago. His work was clearly not ignored, so why hasn't it become the mainstream theory? Simple: it is wrong.
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Yes, it is based of a crazed psuedoscientist who died 150 years ago. His work was clearly not ignored, so why hasn't it become the mainstream theory? Simple: it is wrong.
So far, all of year posts have been rants, with NO evidence for a round earth. Bring some to the table.
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Yes, it is based of a crazed psuedoscientist who died 150 years ago. His work was clearly not ignored, so why hasn't it become the mainstream theory? Simple: it is wrong.
So far, all of year posts have been rants, with NO evidence for a round earth. Bring some to the table.
No evidence? How about NASA? How about every government in the world believing its a round earth? How about the man on the moon? How about World War II? How about the simple fact that there is no scientist, no politician, no respected official who believes in a flat earth? How about the years of ridicule by popular culture? I don't need to prove a round earth because it has already been proven by Antarctica, NASA, and the common beliefs of all citizens. All of your evidence towards a flat earth has either been the defending of the possibility, with no reason to even believe it in the first place. Conspiracy theories are all that this is based on.
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It's not a question of belief. Belief implies faith.
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It's not a question of belief. Belief implies faith.
Then what is it? Knowledge? That one guy's experiments don't invalidate all of the other ones made by round earthers.
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It's because we take a zetetic, not a theoretical approach.
Contemporary scientific method (which has arrived at Round Earth conclusions) tends to begin with a hypothesis which is later tested in attempt at validation. If a scientist has a conclusion in mind before he even makes observations, how can he hope to avoid subconciously formulating evidence and theory which supports it?
Zetetic science puts the observation and testing before the hypothesis - any Flat Earther worth his salt will have addressed the issue of the Earth's shape without any preconceptions, and concluded by observation that the Earth is flat.
Most Round Earthers will simply have learnt that the Earth is round from higher authority (the scientific establishment, the media) and will not have sufficiently verified the "facts" for themselves.
The Flat Earth Society does not encourage people to believe that the world is flat, it encourages people to find out the shape of the Earth for themselves. Why do I believe? Because I did just that.
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My guess is the FEtards sustained head injuries at a young age.
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The Flat Earth Society does not encourage people to believe that the world is flat, it encourages people to find out the shape of the Earth for themselves. Why do I believe? Because I did just that.
I too am sceptical, which is why on one of the numerous times I've been on a plane I concluded to myself that the Earth is round. No, actually more accurately I saw nothing I wasn't expecting.
...of course I've not considered how the conspirators have played a 10-hour long movie against my plane window every time.
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Double-post
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The Flat Earth Society does not encourage people to believe that the world is flat, it encourages people to find out the shape of the Earth for themselves. Why do I believe? Because I did just that.
I too am sceptical, which is why on one of the numerous times I've been on a plane I concluded to myself that the Earth is round. No, actually more accurately I saw nothing I wasn't expecting.
...of course I've not considered how the conspirators have played a 10-hour long movie against my plane window every time.
They didn't, you were rendered unconcious befoe the flight and then they jacked you in a virtual reality device.
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The Flat Earth Society does not encourage people to believe that the world is flat, it encourages people to find out the shape of the Earth for themselves. Why do I believe? Because I did just that.
I too am sceptical, which is why on one of the numerous times I've been on a plane I concluded to myself that the Earth is round. No, actually more accurately I saw nothing I wasn't expecting.
...of course I've not considered how the conspirators have played a 10-hour long movie against my plane window every time.
They didn't, you were rendered unconcious befoe the flight and then they jacked you in a virtual reality device.
Bastards.:@
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WisconsinAmmo's aeroplane video clearly shows that curvature (if there is any, which there isn't) is not visible from the window of an aeroplane. I have verified this myself on numerous flights when I have been specifically looking for signs of the Earth's alleged roundness.
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WisconsinAmmo's aeroplane video clearly shows that curvature (if there is any, which there isn't) is not visible from the window of an aeroplane. I have verified this myself on numerous flights when I have been specifically looking for signs of the Earth's alleged roundness.
Depends where you've flown. On my several trips to America, I've flown across the Atlantic Ocean on pretty clear days and it clear for all to see the curvature, but as you're an FE'er you obviously deny everything anyone else says.
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Depends where you've flown. On my several trips to America, I've flown across the Atlantic Ocean on pretty clear days and it clear for all to see the curvature, but as you're an FE'er you obviously deny everything anyone else says.
i reject that statement. i believe you beleive you saw what you saw. however your belief is not proof for me is it?
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i reject that statement. i believe you beleive you saw what you saw. however your belief is not proof for me is it?
I don't care what you believe. I was born in 1978 not 1678.
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WisconsinAmmo's aeroplane video clearly shows that curvature (if there is any, which there isn't) is not visible from the window of an aeroplane. I have verified this myself on numerous flights when I have been specifically looking for signs of the Earth's alleged roundness.
Depends where you've flown. On my several trips to America, I've flown across the Atlantic Ocean on pretty clear days and it clear for all to see the curvature, but as you're an FE'er you obviously deny everything anyone else says.
Why do you reject, then, his statement of not seeing any curvature?
Obviously its okay for you to deny what anyone else says unless it supports your agenda.
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WisconsinAmmo's aeroplane video clearly shows that curvature (if there is any, which there isn't) is not visible from the window of an aeroplane. I have verified this myself on numerous flights when I have been specifically looking for signs of the Earth's alleged roundness.
Depends where you've flown. On my several trips to America, I've flown across the Atlantic Ocean on pretty clear days and it clear for all to see the curvature, but as you're an FE'er you obviously deny everything anyone else says.
Why do you reject, then, his statement of not seeing any curvature?
Obviously its okay for you to deny what anyone else says unless it supports your agenda.
Why does Dogplatter continue to say this when the line he drew himself over a still from WA's video clearly denoted curvature?
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Why does Dogplatter continue to say this when the line he drew himself over a still from WA's video clearly denoted curvature?
I have not seen WA's video, but it is unfair and unsound to claim that one person's observation is better than another's simply due to which idea it backs up.
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Why does Dogplatter continue to say this when the line he drew himself over a still from WA's video clearly denoted curvature?
I have not seen WA's video, but it is unfair and unsound to claim that one person's observation is better than another's simply due to which idea it backs up.
Look, I have been in a plane and I saw the curve.
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Look, I have been in a plane and I saw the curve. Dogplatter is full of bullshit.
Look, I have been in a plane and I saw no curve. You're full of bullshit.
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Yeah I flew just over a week ago and very carefully looked for a curve but couldn't see one at all.
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Look, I have been in a plane and I saw the curve.
Look, I have been in a plane and I saw no curve. You're full of bullshit.
No need to be hostile.
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I hate it when people edit their posts after someone has commented on, what will be, the edited part.
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I hate it when people edit their posts after someone has commented on, what will be, the edited part.
What are you talking about?
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Stop being an idiot.
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No need to be hostile.
Hey Ystick, know what the thing is about editing your posts? Everyone can see that you've done it.
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Why does Dogplatter continue to say this when the line he drew himself over a still from WA's video clearly denoted curvature?
The hell did it. I drew a completely straight line over the horizon and it fit perfectly.
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for refrence, here is the plane movie:
here is the original thread (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4807)
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How come I can't see Mount Everest from Texas?
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No need to be hostile.
Hey Ystick, know what the thing is about editing your posts? Everyone can see that you've done it.
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I edited it only to correct a misspelling of the word 'curve' now please stop trying to be a smart alec by slandering me.
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I edited it only to correct a misspelling of the word 'curve' now please stop trying to be a smart alec by slandering me.
Funny, in your post that I quoted before your edit, which hasn't been edited itself, the word "curve" is not misspelled.
How come I can't see Mount Everest from Texas?
Because mount Everest is in Asia.
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I edited it only to correct a misspelling of the word 'curve' now please stop trying to be a smart alec by slandering me.
Funny, in your post that I quoted before your edit, which hasn't been edited itself, the word "curve" is not misspelled.
Um, yeah, because I edited it. :roll:
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Um, yeah, because I edited it. :roll:
If you look at the time between when I quoted you and time you edited your post you'll see that I posted nearly an hour before you took that out. How would I anticipate that you would choose to fix that particular spelling mistake a full hour before you did?
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I edited it only to correct a misspelling of the word 'curve' now please stop trying to be a smart alec by slandering me.
Funny, in your post that I quoted before your edit, which hasn't been edited itself, the word "curve" is not misspelled.
Um, yeah, because I edited it. :roll:
GeoGuy is saying that in his quote of your post, the word "curve" isn't misspelled, and edits to posts don't effect quotes on that post. I suggest you read your (edited) post and then GeoGuy's quote of that post.
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How come I can't see Mount Everest from Texas?
Because mount Everest is in Asia.
And?
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And?
Thus it cannot be seen from Texas.
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How come I can't see Mount Everest from Texas?
Because mount Everest is in Asia.
And?
Because the atmosphere blocks you from seeing it.
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The atmosphere...OK. So, how far does the "atmosphere" allow us to see?
edit: Assuming we are looking completely horizontally.
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The atmosphere...OK. So, how far does the "atmosphere" allow us to see?
Not that far, actually. I stood on the summit of a 6000' mountain and was only able see about thirty miles in all directions, and not because of Earth's curvature.
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Um, yeah, because I edited it. :roll:
If you look at the time between when I quoted you and time you edited your post you'll see that I posted nearly an hour before you took that out. How would I anticipate that you would choose to fix that particular spelling mistake a full hour before you did?
It's a conspiracy.
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It's a conspiracy.
Unfortunately no, it's just you being an idiot.
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It's a conspiracy.
Unfortunately no, it's just you being an idiot.
You're an idiot.
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Why does Dogplatter continue to say this when the line he drew himself over a still from WA's video clearly denoted curvature?
The hell did it. I drew a completely straight line over the horizon and it fit perfectly.
Dogplatter wrote:
Penguins were actually created in the 1960's by Russian scientists who combined the DNA of otters and birds.
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You're an idiot.
Good comeback man, of course by good I mean bad.
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Dogplatter wrote:
Penguins were actually created in the 1960's by Russian scientists who combined the DNA of otters and birds.
Yardstick2006 wrote:
I am completely incapable of discerning between jokes and serious claims.
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Dogplatter wrote:
Penguins were actually created in the 1960's by Russian scientists who combined the DNA of otters and birds.
Yardstick2006 wrote:
I am completely incapable of discerning between jokes and serious claims.
Yes, we know that, as you've never actually made a serious claim, you have nothing to relate to.
edit: I wasn't talking to you, Unimportant, I was referring to YStick.
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The atmosphere...OK. So, how far does the "atmosphere" allow us to see?
Not that far, actually. I stood on the summit of a 6000' mountain and was only able see about thirty miles in all directions, and not because of Earth's curvature.
So you do admit the earth is round. Thats what I interpret the "and not because of Earth curvature" part of the sentence as saying.
(http://primaldox.free.fr/OWNED/bushthinks.jpg)
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I never said it wasn't.
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Hey Apoc, look at this thread (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4247) which is a list of all known genuine FE'ers on this site.
edit: fix URL
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Thanks never saw that. Just assumed and when you assume you make and ass outa you and me.