So if you follow a path around a sphere, making sure the path is horizontal at all points, you trace a circle.
That is a level circle.
A horizontal path over a curved surface.
Again, one single point ANYWHERE on ANY line or surface, cannot be measured for horizontal or level or curved or straight or anything at all.
Let’s go over this new bs they’ve spewed out..
They say and you believe them that a single point on a curve can be measured as level or horizontal. And how is that supposedly measured as horizontal? By the one point aimed straight downward to a ball Earth core or center point, that is the first thing done. How it is possibly done, how anyone possibly knows any core exists, when we’ve only gone a few hundred feet below the surface, speaks about how unbelievably arrogant and ignorant they are at the same time. So eff off about your bs core in the middle of a bs ball Earth, because it’s completely made up. Si don’t bleat on about a core, it’s idiotic and stupid.
Uh oh, you kinda needed that made up core for your made up bs argument!
Your one point on a curved surface is a very unique and amazing point. Other points are simply points on a line or graph, they just sit there as a point, never making more of themselves!
But not YOUR one point on a curved surface! It shoots a straight line down through the curved surface and hits the ‘core’ they made up in the middle of a made up ball Earth.
Oh, I forgot to ask you…How does this little point on a curve shoot down a straight line, and how could it know it’s a straight line, and that it hits the made up core?
Another problem- what exactly are you trying to measure for? The surface, right? Or measure for level or horizontal?
Ok, if I can recall, you claimed this one point on a curved surface which somehow shoots out a line straight down to the core, and that is where you believe this first line is VERTICAL, is that right?
So how would you ever measure for this imaginary line that shoots down from the single point on a curved surface to a fictional core?
Then how can you measure that one point as horizontal or level? You can’t measure for it. Because they are paths or spans over a distance, that is the only way to measure for horizontal and level.
A point on a curved surface that shoots down a straight line to a made up core is a great piece of fiction, but not any sort of actual measurement at all. You know that don’t you?
It’s your imaginary vertical line, is it not? Right, wtf!
And this imaginary unmeasurable vertical line going from a point to the imaginary curve in the made up ball Earth, are then used to measure for horizontal at that little point?
So how is this done? Do you put a level atop the little point at its center, and wiggle it up and down until it reads level?
I’m wondering just how you can measure this one paint as level or horizontal.
The imaginary unmeasurable vertical line going out to a phantom core in ball Earth middle, cannot be referred to as actually vertical, the point can’t be measured for horizontal either.
The only thing I know for certain about all this garbage, is that they needed some story about how level and horizontsal are measured over a curved ball Earth, and this is the pile of crap they came up with for it!!
Plop in fictional forces within a fictional core in the fictional ball Earth. Put a dot on the curved surface, say it shoots down the longest straight line ever made up to the bs core that doesn’t exist either.
Somehow, all of this bs can become a vertical line. Sure it is, and also a hirizontal line, right?
Except your horizontal can’t be a line, only the vertical one is a line!
Your vertical line is a path over a very long distance from the point on the curve to the core in the center, right?
You have two separate points over a distance, between them, in a line over that distance, which measures nothing but would measure for vertical if it did!
And you see how that vertical phantom line or path goes out a long distance to your core? And it would also extend out from the one point into air.
Same as a horizontal line, is over a line of distance, stretching out over the whole Earth on each side of it.
So you cannot measure for horizontal on one little point,?because horizontal and vertical are measured over a distance or path or line.
When you say the one point is measured for horizontal, it cannot be anything horizontal at all.
To measure for horizontal, it must extend outward as horizontal over to infinity both ways out.
What a complete mess your story is, start to finish. It needs to be finished and trashed.