Try harder next time.
Follow your own advice.
Again, we have clear evidence that shows your claim is wrong.
We also have simple logic that shows your claim is wrong.
All you have done to try to counter that so far is dismiss the evidence as a con job with no justification at all (and no, it showing you are wrong is not justification), and to continually ignore the simple logic and instead just repeat the same outright lies.
So perhaps you can try harder, or act like a rational adult and admit you are wrong.
Once you understand that there can be no horizon on a globe and also definitely none from height when looking level, you might start to wake up to reality instead of the fantasy you've been coaxed into, severely.
Perhaps people will start to "understand" that outright lie when you can find some way to justify it.
All the available evidence and logic clearly shows that the horizon does exist on the RE, and should exist on a RE.
And as we have a FOV, that means we typically can see it when we look out level, with the ability to see it dependent upon your height above Earth and your FOV.
All of this has been explained to you and justified with logic and evidence.
You have offered nothing except outright lies to try to dismiss it.
So again, YOU try harder.
Explain why the RE CANNOT have a horizon, because all logic and evidence shows you are wrong.
If you forgot about the discussion before, or want to try to hide it, remember, you have already admitted that if you look down you see ground, and if you look up you see sky.
The horizon is a direct logical consequence of that.
That is because if you start looking down at the ground, and slowly lift your head up you will eventually reach a point where the lower part of your vision has the ground/sea and the upper part will have sky, with the division between them being the horizon.
You tried to falsely claim that we wouldn't have a horizon and instead it would magically produce a blur, but you offered nothing to justify that.
Especially nothing which takes into consideration that if it was going to be caused by the air, then that would have happen in your Fantasy Earth as well.
So what magic prevents the RE from having a horizon, as we observe all round objects having a horizon.