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Flat Earth Q&A / Re: Moon Light
« on: March 09, 2007, 05:38:32 PM »I took it on a beach on the moon Frenchy!
Who are you calling Frenchy? And I didn't know there were beaches on the moon. Just more RE nonsense.
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I took it on a beach on the moon Frenchy!
WHAT are you TALKING about?The surface distance from the North Pole to the Equator is 10,011.720km. For this point, we're only going to use the Northern Hemisphere.
The circumference at the equator is 40,075.02km.
Your argument starts with a falsehood. There is no "circumference at the equator." Sorry, but you lose.
I can see a horizon out at see, explain. (I think this is an RE winner!)
The surface distance from the North Pole to the Equator is 10,011.720km. For this point, we're only going to use the Northern Hemisphere.
The circumference at the equator is 40,075.02km.
You're either with us or against us, you cannot say it is plausable, choose your side and join the debates, there are no neutrals in war
The US government couldn't even pull off a measely conspiracy like Watergate or 9/11 without it being blown wide open, do you really think they could pull off something as gargantuan as a Flat Earth conspiracy? HAH!
You really think the U.S. governemtn committed 9-11? Hell, I am an anarchist and think otherwise.
We both agree that the ICR and PETA are very bad sources. You say it is because their existence depends on hiding opposing discoveries. I say they are bad sources because these organizations are based on irrational premises.
I trust the Center for Consumer Freedom (kindof an anti-PETA), even though their existence depends on animal research being good and letting people freely choose being the best option, just like PETA's existence depends on animal research being eeeevil, because the Center for Consumer Freedom, unlike PETA, does NOT pretend that they know what's best for me, and does not finance terrorist organizations dedicated to stopping me from doing what I think is best for myself. It's an issue of morality, not epistemology. I don't trust PETA because PETA is pure evil and advocates very very immoral things.
As for the ICR, they openly admit that they are founded on religious dogma, not science. That's a pretty obvious case of irrational premises, wouldn't you say?
Please read the FAQ and get a better posting history. 9 posts?
"Well Mr. Turner, your arguments against black slavery are interesting, but given that you are a well-known abolitionist and insurrectionist, I cannot trust your "proofs" because you are biased and have made it your personal goal to end black slavery. Sorry buddy, but we'll keep those whips going."
See how stupid you sound now?
Since the issue of slavery is a moral and ethical issue, and not a scientific one, it has no relevance to this topic.
I stand by what I said, good science is impartial, and we should not trust any "evidence" coming from people who have invested their life in coming to a prescribed conclusion.
I never understood the motivation behind the villains of this show.
"ha-ha! We're going to destroy the environment . . . because . . . WE'RE VILLAINS!!!! This machine I made has no other purpose than pumping waste into a wildlife preserve! And we would get away with it, too, if not for that cursed Captain Planet!"
shut up
b) The authors are members of a group whose main goal is to demonstrate the Earth to be flat; Or if they are not affiliated with an organization, they have made it their personal goal. As I have said before, good science is impartial. We should no more trust Flat-Earth proofs coming out of the Flat-Earth society then we should trust Young-Earth proofs coming out of the Discovery institute, or proofs for the existence of God coming from Pat Robertson.