Topic: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: Flat Earth (Read 1028 times)
September 09, 2020, 11:44:10 PM
Flat earther society is the equivalent of jelly fishes, they will survive for long even if they do not have brains, basically these close minded people will persist and I hope they do not breed.
September 09, 2020, 10:20:37 PM
This is one of the leaked classified images that came down from the recent SpaceX meetup with the ISS.
Proof that the earth is just a rectangle, and always has been.
Sadly one half of the SpaceX crew did not return home.
Proof that the earth is just a rectangle, and always has been.
Sadly one half of the SpaceX crew did not return home.
September 08, 2020, 12:59:13 PM
Members of the Flat Earth Society claim to believe the Earth is flat, and, it seems, they're serious.
BUt, the Earth is roughly a sphere.
BUt, the Earth is roughly a sphere.
September 06, 2020, 09:58:28 PM
One of the basic questions regarding FE is, where is the base idea of flat? Look around at the whole Earth. There are mountains and there are valleys... not flat. If you want to use the ocean surface on a calm day as flat, what about the mountains and valleys under the surface?
On flat land, and even on flat land that is under water, there are many levels of flat land. For example, in the Rocky Mountains there are loads of mesas and tables that are at many different levels, and they are all reasonably flat. So, which one would a FE person use as his base for where flat really exists so that he could use it as the flat of the earth amidst all the mountains and valleys?
There isn't anything that we know of that is flat. Sound waves and radio waves aren't flat. Graphene isn't flat, even though it is one molecule thick. What is there that is flat? Nothing!
Flat Earth people seem to be talking about something that they really can't describe... flat. And if they can't describe it, how can they imagine that it might exist anywhere?
On flat land, and even on flat land that is under water, there are many levels of flat land. For example, in the Rocky Mountains there are loads of mesas and tables that are at many different levels, and they are all reasonably flat. So, which one would a FE person use as his base for where flat really exists so that he could use it as the flat of the earth amidst all the mountains and valleys?
There isn't anything that we know of that is flat. Sound waves and radio waves aren't flat. Graphene isn't flat, even though it is one molecule thick. What is there that is flat? Nothing!
Flat Earth people seem to be talking about something that they really can't describe... flat. And if they can't describe it, how can they imagine that it might exist anywhere?
August 04, 2020, 01:24:22 PM
So the Earth is rectangular and when you fly from Tokyo to LA (well, used to back in the day when air travel was still a thing) - what happens exactly? I have a feeling we're not being told the full truth.
I don't think you're ready for this, but when you cross the edge of the map you are simply transported to the corresponding longitude on the opposite side of the map, kind of like what happens in Pac Man. That's just going east/west over the Pacific though. North/south edges are still bordered by ice walls, obviously.
But that's not all.
Crossing the edge going in either the east or west direction causes your body to be disintegrated by a laser barrier and you are re-molecularized on the other side. So basically every time someone crosses the barrier they die and are reanimated on the other side (again its alien technology -- I don't fully understand it), but the process happens so instantly that nobody ever feels it or notices anything different.
There's a few populations of Eastern Siberians and Polynesians that regularly cross the barrier, some several times a day, and it is found to have long lasting psychological effects on them. They report feelings of dissociation about 10 times more on average than populations of the same ethnic groups that don't live next to the barrier.
I think I read that in a book once. For sure its somewhere on Youtube.
August 04, 2020, 12:20:18 PM
You're not using the pizza Earth map. -50 flat merits.
I know the pizza map is just an azimuthal projection map, which is also bullshit. I'm a non-conformist flat earther. I think the earth is regular map shaped and the ocean just spills off the sides, collected in big buckets and redistributed as rain by ancient alien technology.
So the Earth is rectangular and when you fly from Tokyo to LA (well, used to back in the day when air travel was still a thing) - what happens exactly? I have a feeling we're not being told the full truth.
August 04, 2020, 12:01:40 PM
You're not using the pizza Earth map. -50 flat merits.
I know the pizza map is just an azimuthal projection map, which is also bullshit. I'm a non-conformist flat earther. I think the earth is regular map shaped and the ocean just spills off the sides, collected in big buckets and redistributed as rain by ancient alien technology.
August 04, 2020, 07:18:20 AM
What is this nonsense bullshit.
You're not using the pizza Earth map. -50 flat merits.
August 04, 2020, 03:46:06 AM
^^How can you calculate the distance when travelling with an airplane?
There is not any way to do it by yourself - only machines such as GPS can do this for you and you cannot understand if it lies or not...
There is not any way to do it by yourself - only machines such as GPS can do this for you and you cannot understand if it lies or not...
July 17, 2020, 05:37:44 AM
Unfortunately Bitcointalk's most famous flatearther locked his thread after merely ~800 pages without conclusively proving whether the Earth is flat or not. We can continue this extremely important discussion here. Anything with the word "earth" in it is on topic. Bonus points if you can prove that it's shaped like a tostitos scoop.
what on earth is this thing!
July 15, 2020, 03:18:48 PM
What I actually meant to ask was, what would be the actual finalized selling price (not an estimate), including when the scheduled flights would be posted and listed (not a time frame only) instead.
Actually, you can go to 'thespaceperspective' official website and 'Reserve your seat'.
I am sure that their sales representatives will contact you soon so you can ask them.
July 15, 2020, 12:32:03 PM
Unfortunately Bitcointalk's most famous flatearther locked his thread after merely ~800 pages without conclusively proving whether the Earth is flat or not. We can continue this extremely important discussion here. Anything with the word "earth" in it is on topic. Bonus points if you can prove that it's shaped like a tostitos scoop.
what on earth is this thing! July 15, 2020, 12:03:34 PM
I like this way more than the virgin galactic and other, way less pollution.
Great!
Bottom line, how much will it cost for anyone to actually book a flight up there and when is the soonest possible time for anyone to actually do so?
If you read the article you'd see " $250,000 a seat. She expects tickets with finalized prices to go on sale next year. "
"New company Space Perspective wants to take you to the stratosphere via high-altitude balloon"
https://www.theverge.com/21294039/space-perspective-stratosphere-balloon-travel-tourism-world-view
Finally! We will have a way to go beyond the sun. We might even touch the dome.
https://www.theverge.com/21294039/space-perspective-stratosphere-balloon-travel-tourism-world-view
Finally! We will have a way to go beyond the sun. We might even touch the dome.
Great!
Bottom line, how much will it cost for anyone to actually book a flight up there and when is the soonest possible time for anyone to actually do so?
What I actually meant to ask was, what would be the actual finalized selling price (not an estimate), including when the scheduled flights would be posted and listed (not a time frame only) instead.
July 15, 2020, 11:57:58 AM
I like this way more than the virgin galactic and other, way less pollution.
Great!
Bottom line, how much will it cost for anyone to actually book a flight up there and when is the soonest possible time for anyone to actually do so?
If you read the article you'd see " $250,000 a seat. She expects tickets with finalized prices to go on sale next year. "
Well, sorry then that's all i found.
"New company Space Perspective wants to take you to the stratosphere via high-altitude balloon"
https://www.theverge.com/21294039/space-perspective-stratosphere-balloon-travel-tourism-world-view
Finally! We will have a way to go beyond the sun. We might even touch the dome.
https://www.theverge.com/21294039/space-perspective-stratosphere-balloon-travel-tourism-world-view
Finally! We will have a way to go beyond the sun. We might even touch the dome.
Great!
Bottom line, how much will it cost for anyone to actually book a flight up there and when is the soonest possible time for anyone to actually do so?
Well, sorry then that's all i found.
July 15, 2020, 10:34:56 AM
"New company Space Perspective wants to take you to the stratosphere via high-altitude balloon"
https://www.theverge.com/21294039/space-perspective-stratosphere-balloon-travel-tourism-world-view
Finally! We will have a way to go beyond the sun. We might even touch the dome.
https://www.theverge.com/21294039/space-perspective-stratosphere-balloon-travel-tourism-world-view
Finally! We will have a way to go beyond the sun. We might even touch the dome.
Great!
Bottom line, how much will it cost for anyone to actually book a flight up there and when is the soonest possible time for anyone to actually do so?
July 15, 2020, 10:16:35 AM
haven't had a good laugh in quite a long time. reading your replays is just awesome. also a good channel for making fun of flat earthers: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRtsZ5Iak9wSLsQLQ3XOAeA
there are still many people who believe the earth is flat... (✪ฺܫ✪ฺ)I once went to a village and then met one of the old ladies there, she said that the earth was flat and had a tip there, honestly it made me laugh a little.
But the real point isn't those who believe it. Nor is it those who disbeleive it. Rather, it's the ones who know it.
Believing implies opinion. Knowing implies science.
Those are understandably good and valid points to consider under the circumstances since a lot of other people often do a "knee-jerk reaction" instead, rather than having an open mind and discussion about ideas.
Honestly, fiction or non-fiction at all re: flat earth theories (or whatever theories for that matter), I don't know why those against flat earthers are even finding the time to dish out those "butt hurt" comments, more often than not.
July 14, 2020, 03:05:23 PM
^^^ You are simply showing us how Fauci, Birx, Trump, the Governors, the WHO, and other world and medical leaders will feel when the truth gets out that it's been a spamdemic.
July 14, 2020, 09:34:23 AM
Last time I heard of a flat earther he killed himself right after seeing the earth is round. Not suicidal just his helium baloons or whatever he used went rekt. There's a few success stories of flying baloon chairs that went quite the distance.
July 14, 2020, 09:31:15 AM
haven't had a good laugh in quite a long time. reading your replays is just awesome. also a good channel for making fun of flat earthers: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRtsZ5Iak9wSLsQLQ3XOAeA
there are still many people who believe the earth is flat... (✪ฺܫ✪ฺ)I once went to a village and then met one of the old ladies there, she said that the earth was flat and had a tip there, honestly it made me laugh a little.
But the real point isn't those who believe it. Nor is it those who disbeleive it. Rather, it's the ones who know it.
Believing implies opinion. Knowing implies science.
July 13, 2020, 06:00:59 PM
haven't had a good laugh in quite a long time. reading your replays is just awesome. also a good channel for making fun of flat earthers: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRtsZ5Iak9wSLsQLQ3XOAeA
there are still many people who believe the earth is flat... (✪ฺܫ✪ฺ)I once went to a village and then met one of the old ladies there, she said that the earth was flat and had a tip there, honestly it made me laugh a little.
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