Not too serious........
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I suppose that as long as there are no actual FE pilots, or sailors, or engineers, etc., there is no harm in holding to this theory. Are there any Flearthers that have been successful in securing a pilot's license, even if the otherwise incompetent has been? I do gather that a rocket launcher has to take into account the curvature of the earth to reach a certain target accurately. I mean, why do basketballs need to be thrown up if the hoopster can't count of the pull of gravity to bring the ball back down into the hoop? The strongest argument is that such as the assumed reality that a round house has no corners. However, as long as there are any turns within that house, it will have as many corners are there are turns within it.
"You hit the nail on the head!" 
This is one of the key things about the true reality that we experience - whether or not we recognize it or realize it - what we see as the horizon is an effect that comes from how our eyes work and is affected by the 'atmosphere' - weather, etc. - not the "rolloff" of curvature.
This is one of the key things about the true reality that we experience - whether or not we recognize it or realize it - what we see as the horizon is an effect that comes from how our eyes work and is affected by the 'atmosphere' - weather, etc. - not the "rolloff" of curvature.
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"You hit the nail on the head!"
This is one of the key things about the true reality that we experience - whether or not we recognize it or realize it - what we see as the horizon is an effect that comes from how our eyes work and is affected by the 'atmosphere' - weather, etc. - not the "rolloff" of curvature.
This is one of the key things about the true reality that we experience - whether or not we recognize it or realize it - what we see as the horizon is an effect that comes from how our eyes work and is affected by the 'atmosphere' - weather, etc. - not the "rolloff" of curvature.
Well, I don't mean that. Yes the curvature of the earth does have something to do with how far we can see. Especially the higher up you go. Say the top of a 80 story building or high mountain. But even with a flat earth, I don't think you could physically see the pyramids, even though they would be right in front of you as far as on the same plane, but the distance and atmospheric conditions would have an effect on seeing that far. However, I could be wrong. Maybe some flat earther at the top of the Empire State building can tell us if they can see Cairo.
Oh my.. lol! That is taking flat earth seriously.. Most people that don’t accept the world is a sphere.. don’t propose that either.
I’m unsure..
My theory: Earth is circular.. not flat.. definitely built up and tilting…
You can mock and belittle until the cows come home.. I enjoy it! I don’t believe the moon landing occurred either. Intuitively speaking, lol!
I’m unsure..
My theory: Earth is circular.. not flat.. definitely built up and tilting…
You can mock and belittle until the cows come home.. I enjoy it! I don’t believe the moon landing occurred either. Intuitively speaking, lol!
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