Most global Earthers that come to this forum are proficient in copying Google pages and reeling it all off as if they're actually scientists, when they're nothing of the sort, which is plain to see based on how unbelievably naive they are, to the point of absolute ridiculousness.
We round earthers are proficient at evaluating current scientific theories, and obviously cite Google and Wiki references for this purpose. Whilst most of us aren't scientists as such, we're capable of interpreting the scientific data that we read. Flat earthers, on the other hand, seem to have great difficulty in comprehending even the basics of science, such as gravity, eclipses, magnetism, mechanics, astronomy, the Foucault pendulum etc. These are the sorts of things kids are taught in high school science classes, and which form the basis for their future degrees in the sciences.
I often wonder why people like you
sceptimatic waste so much of your time here posting page after page of what amounts at best to pseudo-science, and at worst to absolute drivel. You can't even adequately elucidate your "denpressure" hypothesis other than to say it's "vertical pressure plus density"—which is scientifically meaningless. You can't even define its units of measurement, or whether it's a scalar or a vector quantity (despite being asked numerous times here). You don't even know the difference between
mass and
weight, or
speed and
velocity LOL.
It's all very well to continually rubbish the accepted scientific theories, but unless you can present viable alternatives, then there's really no point in simply calling round earthers ridiculous or naive, and their science "bullcrap", as you so often do.
It's actually quite funny to see you reject the theories of Aristotle, Galileo, Newton, Einstein and Gell-Mann out of hand as though you actually have a superior intellect to any/all of them. Or are you now going to claim that none of these guys had a clue? Or that the self-proclaimed "genius" and "scientist"
sceptimatic knows more than all of them combined?
Go on mate... give us all a laugh.