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I think most people who post on flat earth threads are missing a huge point.

Flat earthers come in two varieties:

1% who actually believe it, along with lizard presidents etc etc

9% who enjoy winding up the easily triggered

90% who enjoy the fun of coming up with wacky alternatives to what they actually know to be true.

 

It is also used as an excercise to be generally scientifically questioning of what you are told.

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You should always question what you are told.

 

We live in an age of deceit after all.

 

I observe with my own eyes sights in the distance,that were the earth really a ball i would not be able to see due to them being below the curvature.

 

Flat earth is the biggest topic on the net at the moment.

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You should always question what you are told.

 

We live in an age of deceit after all.

 

I observe with my own eyes sights in the distance,that were the earth really a ball i would not be able to see due to them being below the curvature.

 

Flat earth is the biggest topic on the net at the moment.

There you go then. You go and buy the biggest telescope in perth and you'll be able to observe us in Sheffield. Tell me when you're looking, I'll wave!!

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You should always question what you are told.

 

We live in an age of deceit after all.

 

I observe with my own eyes sights in the distance,that were the earth really a ball i would not be able to see due to them being below the curvature.

 

Flat earth is the biggest topic on the net at the moment.

 

How many times have you been proven wrong on this point.

You're clearly not interested.

 

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You should always question what you are told.

 

We live in an age of deceit after all.

 

I observe with my own eyes sights in the distance,that were the earth really a ball i would not be able to see due to them being below the curvature.

 

Flat earth is the biggest topic on the net at the moment.

 

Can you see New York from the West coast of ireland?

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I'm gutted I can't see Everest, you'd think the highest mountain on Earth would be more prominent.

 

Or is that a lie too? It's hard to keep up.

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You should always question what you are told.

 

But you're clearly not doing that. You've read something on youtube and decided that is it.

 

I observe with my own eyes sights in the distance,that were the earth really a ball i would not be able to see due to them being below the curvature.

 

So you're saying on a clear day we should be able to see Mount Everest given a decent pair of binoculars? Have you ever watched a ship sail over the horizon? What do you think happens to it? Magic? It's fallen off the edge? You don't seem to understand how large a "ball" the Earth is and what curvature is visible.

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Do flat earthers think all the other planets are flat as well? Or is it just Earth? If it's just earth then what is their explanation?

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Or how about...

 

Go to the south pole (or 'wall') and walk around the circumference of the earth; you should be able to walk for 10's of thousands of miles without running in to your own footprints again.

 

As to why you can't see Everest; have you heard about how gravity can bend light? Well, clearly gravity is bending light away from the surface of the flat earth.

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This project provides the basis for a new definition of mass, based on unchanging quantum properties of nature rather than a physical artifact. This is accomplished through a high-accuracy comparison of power as measured in mechanical (force and velocity) and electrical (voltage and resistance) units. Because of the quantum nature of all but the kilogram mass unit (laser length, atomic time, Josephson effect voltage, and Quantum Hall effect resistance), the two measurements provides a high-accuracy determination of the Planck Constant relative to the kilogram artifact. The goal is to establish a consistent measured value that can be adopted as an exact value for the Planck constant, similar to what was done for the second and the speed of light. Following such a redefinition, this experiment would realize the kilogram mass unit in terms of purely quantum units - the meter, second, volt and ohm. This would complete the conversion to a measurement system where all units are derived from unchanging quantum properties of nature, instead of being tied to the properties of a single physical artifact

 

 

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