I think you’re just convincing people you’re absolutely insane, but enjoy the rest of your retirement lmfao.
If you think that I'm insane for believing that the earth in the following photos is flat, then I don't know what that makes you.
Do you really think that this earth is flat?
From near sea-level, sure looks perfectly flat and level. | | From Concorde, 50,000 ft, maybe a bit of a curve there. |
Losing Your Ride at 121,000 Feet - starting to look convincing! From a Flat Earther's video. | | That sure looks curved to me, from about 200 miles, must be CGI |
Not only does it look curved, but as Galileo is reputed to have said:
"Eppur si muove. And yet it does move.
Referring to the Earth, by legend, Galileo whispered this to himself as he rose from kneeling after making his abjuration of heliocentricity.."
It sure doesn't look flat to me! And by the way, the
earth does not measure flat either.
May I recommend a good optometrist?
Or better still, stop dreaming and open your eyes!
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Funny that flat earthers still have no meaningful explanations for:
- sunrises and sunsets,
- the sun and moon staying the same size from rising to setting,
- solar and lunar eclipses,
- long distance air routes all over the world.
And there is still
no flat earth map that shows correct distances all over the world.
That, of course, is because
it is not possible to have a flat map that shows correct distances at the same scale all over the world.
Funny that!
And there's much much more evidence than that!
But, to answer my own question, I'd say that it makes you,
"As Flanders and Swann once said . . . . . ‘stark staring bonkers’"
But, lets scrap the name calling and just look at the evidence. Over to you!