So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #30 on: August 31, 2016, 10:09:14 PM »
There is no edge, the earth is an infinite plane.

If there was an edge, the penguins would get you before you got to it.

Nothing that a couple of rifles built for the weather couldn't handle.

That's what you think. The penguins are gonna getcha.
::) I thought that they were genetically modified to be non-agressive and optimised for a food source.  ::)

That's what they want you to think, then you get close and bam, peck scratch and bite.

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #31 on: October 15, 2016, 01:57:09 AM »
Actually the suggestion that the earth is an infinite plane is much much more complicated than the usual flat earth image (e.g., the UN flag map).  If the earth stretches out infinitely then the stars, sun and moon really have no place to set or from which to rise.  Somehow, the sun goes down (or appears to go down) in the west - but it really cannot go below the horizon because there is no space since the earth is infinite, so somehow the sun is teleported over to the east on the horizon.  Of course if I make a long distance phone call to Japan or Australia, someone will there will tell me that the sun is coming up in their east at the very moment it's going down in my west - which shouldn't happen if the earth is flat nor if it is an infinite plane, either way, especially since, when it goes down in their west it will once again come up in my east.

If the earth is an infinite plane, then the entire sky and all that's is in it is an illusion. On the other hand, with an infinite plane, we should be able to explore for new and unpolluted and unexhausted land and water, and I wonder why the countries of the world haven't made the effort.

Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #32 on: October 17, 2016, 05:39:45 AM »
Actually the suggestion that the earth is an infinite plane is much much more complicated than the usual flat earth image (e.g., the UN flag map).  If the earth stretches out infinitely then the stars, sun and moon really have no place to set or from which to rise.  Somehow, the sun goes down (or appears to go down) in the west - but it really cannot go below the horizon because there is no space since the earth is infinite, so somehow the sun is teleported over to the east on the horizon.  Of course if I make a long distance phone call to Japan or Australia, someone will there will tell me that the sun is coming up in their east at the very moment it's going down in my west - which shouldn't happen if the earth is flat nor if it is an infinite plane, either way, especially since, when it goes down in their west it will once again come up in my east.

If the earth is an infinite plane, then the entire sky and all that's is in it is an illusion. On the other hand, with an infinite plane, we should be able to explore for new and unpolluted and unexhausted land and water, and I wonder why the countries of the world haven't made the effort.

I wonder if you've misunderstood the finite disc flat earth model.  They don't have the sun going ACTUALLY below the horizon in ANY flat earth model; they all suffer from the flaw you've observed here.

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #33 on: October 17, 2016, 09:56:37 PM »
Anyway, Davis is not claiming it's an infinite plane anymore - he changed his mind a few weeks ago.  Now the self declared genius is telling us it's a non-euclidean plane.  Maybe you should become the "Non-euclidean Earth Society" (NEES)?

Non-euclidean  as in curved?    So what do we have?   We have a finite plane,  which is curved and has no edges....   Aha...  it's the surface of a sphere.   I knew it!
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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #34 on: October 18, 2016, 04:17:26 PM »
Anyway, Davis is not claiming it's an infinite plane anymore - he changed his mind a few weeks ago.  Now the self declared genius is telling us it's a non-euclidean plane.  Maybe you should become the "Non-euclidean Earth Society" (NEES)?

Non-euclidean  as in curved?    So what do we have?   We have a finite plane,  which is curved and has no edges....   Aha...  it's the surface of a sphere.   I knew it!

It's kinda funny as well as kinda sad. Ive listened to John Davis as he keeps subtely changing his model until now we have a non-euclidian plan that is curved and infinite which is of course... a sphere. In one way it is clever because he tries to have his cake and eat it too. So his has a 'flat earth', but wrapped around a sphere. it's wrong of course, but definitely the best FE model I've seen. At least it is clever than denpressure, DET, flat earth with dome or infinite plane.

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #35 on: October 18, 2016, 08:08:27 PM »
Infinite plane is not new, you are new.
Do you mean that the "Infinite plane" has been around since Rowbotham had his go at science speculation.

I might be "new" on this site, but I'm quite sure I've been around on this earth a lot longer than you, but let's not get into
"I'll tell you mine if you'll tell me yours!"

What the fuck are you talking about? You don't want to get into what? Your age? I know you have not been around on this earth "a lot longer" than me... but wtf does that have to do with neutrino thinking the infinite plane theory is new? neutrino is new on this forum, he hasn't bothered to find out anything about this society.  He gets all his FE information from YouTube.

Yes, I was talking about my age (and nothing else entered my head) and I seriously doubt you've been around on this earth (be it flat or a globe) "a lot longer" than I, but as I said let's leave it at that before jroa gets ideas.

But, I guess we'll never find out as I would never ask a lady[1] her age. But my youngest had no such qualms. He went asking all the women at a party "How old are you? my mother's 36!" - fair exchange he thought, I guess. And that was long enough ago that I don't mind admitting that my wife and I were 36.

Now, let's forget all this ageist stuff! I apologise profusely for bringing it up.

[1] Now surely that term dates me enough.

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #36 on: October 19, 2016, 06:21:29 AM »
Anyway, Davis is not claiming it's an infinite plane anymore - he changed his mind a few weeks ago.  Now the self declared genius is telling us it's a non-euclidean plane.  Maybe you should become the "Non-euclidean Earth Society" (NEES)?

Non-euclidean  as in curved?    So what do we have?   We have a finite plane,  which is curved and has no edges....   Aha...  it's the surface of a sphere.   I knew it!

It's kinda funny as well as kinda sad. Ive listened to John Davis as he keeps subtely changing his model until now we have a non-euclidian plan that is curved and infinite which is of course... a sphere. In one way it is clever because he tries to have his cake and eat it too. So his has a 'flat earth', but wrapped around a sphere. it's wrong of course, but definitely the best FE model I've seen. At least it is clever than denpressure, DET, flat earth with dome or infinite plane.

One of his ideas, ( If I remember correctly)  is that satellites actually travel in straight lines, and it's the space which is curved.   Logical extension is that the earth is also flat.   Clever idea,  but then again,  I guess he failed orbital mechanics.


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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #37 on: October 19, 2016, 06:54:34 AM »
Infinite plane is not new, you are new.
Do you mean that the "Infinite plane" has been around since Rowbotham had his go at science speculation.

I might be "new" on this site, but I'm quite sure I've been around on this earth a lot longer than you, but let's not get into
"I'll tell you mine if you'll tell me yours!"

What the fuck are you talking about?
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he hasn't bothered to find out anything about this society. 
What society?  It appears to be just this website now.  Nearly everyone left, if you hadn't noticed.

Anyway, Davis is not claiming it's an infinite plane anymore - he changed his mind a few weeks ago.  Now the self declared genius is telling us it's a non-euclidean plane.  Maybe you should become the "Non-euclidean Earth Society" (NEES)?

So typical, arguing over semantics ::)
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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #38 on: October 19, 2016, 09:14:03 AM »
Infinite plane is not new, you are new.
Do you mean that the "Infinite plane" has been around since Rowbotham had his go at science speculation.

I might be "new" on this site, but I'm quite sure I've been around on this earth a lot longer than you, but let's not get into
"I'll tell you mine if you'll tell me yours!"

What the fuck are you talking about? You don't want to get into what? Your age? I know you have not been around on this earth "a lot longer" than me... but wtf does that have to do with neutrino thinking the infinite plane theory is new? neutrino is new on this forum, he hasn't bothered to find out anything about this society.  He gets all his FE information from YouTube.

Yes, I was talking about my age (and nothing else entered my head) and I seriously doubt you've been around on this earth (be it flat or a globe) "a lot longer" than I, but as I said let's leave it at that before jroa gets ideas.

But, I guess we'll never find out as I would never ask a lady[1] her age. But my youngest had no such qualms. He went asking all the women at a party "How old are you? my mother's 36!" - fair exchange he thought, I guess. And that was long enough ago that I don't mind admitting that my wife and I were 36.

Now, let's forget all this ageist stuff! I apologise profusely for bringing it up.

[1] Now surely that term dates me enough.

Reading is fundamental. I didn't say I'd been around on this earth longer than you, ding dong.
I'm sorry. Am I to understand that when you have a boner you like to imagine punching the shit out of Tom Bishop? That's disgusting.

Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #39 on: October 19, 2016, 10:26:49 AM »
Infinite plane is not new, you are new.
Do you mean that the "Infinite plane" has been around since Rowbotham had his go at science speculation.

I might be "new" on this site, but I'm quite sure I've been around on this earth a lot longer than you, but let's not get into
"I'll tell you mine if you'll tell me yours!"

What the fuck are you talking about? You don't want to get into what? Your age? I know you have not been around on this earth "a lot longer" than me... but wtf does that have to do with neutrino thinking the infinite plane theory is new? neutrino is new on this forum, he hasn't bothered to find out anything about this society.  He gets all his FE information from YouTube.

Yes, I was talking about my age (and nothing else entered my head) and I seriously doubt you've been around on this earth (be it flat or a globe) "a lot longer" than I, but as I said let's leave it at that before jroa gets ideas.

But, I guess we'll never find out as I would never ask a lady[1] her age. But my youngest had no such qualms. He went asking all the women at a party "How old are you? my mother's 36!" - fair exchange he thought, I guess. And that was long enough ago that I don't mind admitting that my wife and I were 36.

Now, let's forget all this ageist stuff! I apologise profusely for bringing it up.

[1] Now surely that term dates me enough.

Reading is fundamental. I didn't say I'd been around on this earth longer than you, ding dong.
Personal attack on the UF. Reported to narcberry.

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #40 on: October 19, 2016, 10:32:35 AM »
Infinite plane is not new, you are new.
Do you mean that the "Infinite plane" has been around since Rowbotham had his go at science speculation.

I might be "new" on this site, but I'm quite sure I've been around on this earth a lot longer than you, but let's not get into
"I'll tell you mine if you'll tell me yours!"

What the fuck are you talking about? You don't want to get into what? Your age? I know you have not been around on this earth "a lot longer" than me... but wtf does that have to do with neutrino thinking the infinite plane theory is new? neutrino is new on this forum, he hasn't bothered to find out anything about this society.  He gets all his FE information from YouTube.

Yes, I was talking about my age (and nothing else entered my head) and I seriously doubt you've been around on this earth (be it flat or a globe) "a lot longer" than I, but as I said let's leave it at that before jroa gets ideas.

But, I guess we'll never find out as I would never ask a lady[1] her age. But my youngest had no such qualms. He went asking all the women at a party "How old are you? my mother's 36!" - fair exchange he thought, I guess. And that was long enough ago that I don't mind admitting that my wife and I were 36.

Now, let's forget all this ageist stuff! I apologise profusely for bringing it up.

[1] Now surely that term dates me enough.

Reading is fundamental. I didn't say I'd been around on this earth longer than you, ding dong.
Personal attack on the UF. Reported to narcberry.

I bet you report to the penguins, too!  >:(
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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #41 on: October 19, 2016, 12:22:27 PM »
Infinite plane is not new, you are new.
Do you mean that the "Infinite plane" has been around since Rowbotham had his go at science speculation.

I might be "new" on this site, but I'm quite sure I've been around on this earth a lot longer than you, but let's not get into
"I'll tell you mine if you'll tell me yours!"

What the fuck are you talking about? You don't want to get into what? Your age? I know you have not been around on this earth "a lot longer" than me... but wtf does that have to do with neutrino thinking the infinite plane theory is new? neutrino is new on this forum, he hasn't bothered to find out anything about this society.  He gets all his FE information from YouTube.

Yes, I was talking about my age (and nothing else entered my head) and I seriously doubt you've been around on this earth (be it flat or a globe) "a lot longer" than I, but as I said let's leave it at that before jroa gets ideas.

But, I guess we'll never find out as I would never ask a lady[1] her age. But my youngest had no such qualms. He went asking all the women at a party "How old are you? my mother's 36!" - fair exchange he thought, I guess. And that was long enough ago that I don't mind admitting that my wife and I were 36.

Now, let's forget all this ageist stuff! I apologise profusely for bringing it up.

[1] Now surely that term dates me enough.

Reading is fundamental. I didn't say I'd been around on this earth longer than you, ding dong.
Personal attack on the UF. Reported to narcberry.

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #42 on: October 20, 2016, 09:11:02 PM »
I've seen a few flat earthers use images of "the edge" or the "ice wall" as commonly referred to in their thumbnails so I will show some of the pictures that they use or are generally what they will use:







Now here is an image of an Antarctic ice shelf:



Notice something?

There is no ice wall! All the "images" of it (might as well put leaked because the views :P ) are just images of ice shelves?

Where's the security?

Are they on break?

Have they manipulated the Matrix to make themselves invisible while they scramble to take the photo?

We do not know yet!


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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #43 on: October 20, 2016, 11:41:13 PM »
The icy coast of Antarctica is natural but it is not continuous.  Plenty of places where the ice wall isn't piled, and the penguins can waddle right down to the water's edge.  The ice wall, as I said, is natural and chunks of it occasionally break off and fall into the surrounding oceans, especially in the summer months of December-February.  Nothing prevents people from trying to land on Antarctica and explore - except good sense - the continent is almost as big as North America and the only humans are at a two or three dozen widely scattered science stations, ill-equipped and disinclined to provide accommodations or rescue operations for uninvited strangers.  There are no armed troops on Antarctica, either to keep visitors out, or to settle disputes among the various nations represented by the science stations.

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #44 on: October 21, 2016, 05:42:17 AM »
You do realize that there is a difference between the "edge" and the "ice wall," right?  ???

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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #45 on: October 21, 2016, 08:19:23 AM »
You do realize that there is a difference between the "edge" and the "ice wall," right?  ???

Yes,  one of them doesn't exist.   
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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #46 on: October 21, 2016, 08:58:32 AM »
You do realize that there is a difference between the "edge" and the "ice wall," right?  ???

Yes,  one of them doesn't exist.

Rather both of them don't exist.
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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #47 on: October 21, 2016, 09:03:31 AM »
Ice shelfs do exist.
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Re: So what is on the edge of the flat earth? Has anyone took a picture?
« Reply #48 on: October 21, 2016, 05:18:06 PM »


I'm sorry. Am I to understand that when you have a boner you like to imagine punching the shit out of Tom Bishop? That's disgusting.