/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10820724
>t. salty Liberty Uni bitch boy

>>10023735
>hey, there's a depression on, and since we're still on the gold standard, we can't just issue more money to stimulate the economy so folks don't starve.
>we're gonna need you to trade in your gold so we can issue more money. don't worry, you'll be compensated at the fair market rate, we just can't have gold being hoarded.
>shame we have to do this, but on the gold standard, there's no other way around it.

eighty-five years later...
>FDR WAS A LIBRUL GREMLIN WHO TOOK EVERYONE'S STUFF AWAY

listening to conservatives blame liberals for problems caused by conservative policies never gets old...

>>9989109
>data showing otherwise
o I am laffin

>>9748352
>You can see in the video how the sun moves away, it doesn't set in a consistent manner expected in the globe model, the top of it shows fully and gets smaller and smaller until it cannot be seen any more, proving it is not behind a curve.
>the top of it shows fully
If the top of it shows fully, WHERE is the bottom of it? Surely the "bottom" of the sun is not further away than the "top" of the sun. So tell me, where is the rest of the sun if not behind the earth?
Either part of the sun is behind something, or the sun is changing shape from a spheroid to an imperceptibly thin chord of a spheroid. You say the first isn't true, but you seem in denial about the second. Can you explain why the sun changes shape so dramatically, in a way that exactly parallels the appearance of it moving behind something else?

>i-i-it was just a joke bro!
is there anything more pathetic than someone who, when caught in a lie, claims he was just joking?

>They teach this in toddler art school, it's very simple.
then explain why having the sun off-center in the frame would cause the horizon to obscure more (of the sunset?)
should be easy, right?

>If you deny that water doesn't have a distortion layer on its surface then you are beyond hope.
okay, I give in, I won't deny it any more; I admit that water doesn't have a distortion layer on its surface.
real talk though, distortion caused by density differences at or just above the air-water interface is very small-scale, far smaller than the apparent width of the setting sun. it's literally weaker than heat shimmer on a road, and even that's not enough to obscure your view.

>patch of sky
>set of clouds
lrn2read moron
if your only argument is to lie about what I said, it shows how little you have.

>>9736861
lmao
filters s o y to onions
filters s o y b o y to basedboy
mods == gods