Local Time: October 03, 2017, 10:08:04 PM
Strange. Where do you live?
Why does it matter? Does the sun set differently in different parts of the world? Or were you meaning look outside right now when I can't see more than a few blocks anyway? Because if the latter that doesn't seem very productive for either discussion.
You (along with other flerfers) like to state to look outside to see the evidence of a flat Earth. I look outside and think about all those sunsets I watched growing up camping and think about how none of them are possible on a FE.
No, I was referring to the fact that no matter where you are, the Sun probably isn't setting at 10 PM.
Not sure what that has to do with looking outside making me think of FE impossible sunsets. O.o "Look outside" isn't very compelling evidence for a FE.
On the topic of awesome FE impossible sunsets though, enjoy this (although I suppose it could be sunrise too.)
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It has to do with the fact that you claim to have seen the Sun setting at 10 PM out your window. This to me indicates that you are a dishonest person.
Looks pretty flat from up there in that plane.
You really just pay attention to what you want to don't you? I never attempted to claim the sun was setting right at that moment, and if you inferred that I'm sorry. You offered up the idea to 'look out your window' as proof of a flat Earth, I offered up the setting sun being able to be seen from one's window as evidence it's not flat even when you do that. You're the one who assumed I was speaking about exactly that time (which for the record was not 10 PM for me).
Pretty sure this thread is about sunrise and sunset, so I'm not talking about the horizon there, but rather the sun BELOW the clouds. An illusion that is impossible upon a flat Earth, but readily explainable upon a round. Because, once again, you can't have a sunset/rise like we do every day, on a flat Earth.