/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8111765
Fuck off /v/

What is cool about the flat earthers is that they point out that the narrative is not the world. Your narrative is a story that creates objects with properties that are created because they fit a consistent story that the narrative process creates, not because the objects have made any other impression on you.
If you just eliminate all the things you add and filter from the sense data, you wind up in a nihilistic space.
But that is because, regardless of what you corroborate about the your narrative, it is always just a narrative; The story can never be what it is about.

Unfortunately for the flat earthers, their narrative is only useful to be believed if you are building a house. Doesn't work so well if you want to take a trip of any distance.

We live in an enclosed system, with the entire visible cosmos actually encapsulated inside the sphere formed by the Earth, with a glass and ice layer forming a barrier between the atmosphere and planetary surface and the rest of the observable universe.

Stephen Christ Truth.

>>8111790

"It's easier to fool someone than it is to convince them they have been fooled".

>>8111793
No curve has ever been measured. Concave Earth makes no sense, Flat Earth does.

>>8111765
So, if the earth is flat and we live in a dome with fake stars, where are we actually living? Like, where is this flat earth situated, and upon what? Fucking forever turtles? Sounds stupid as fucvk and unlikely? Is this like a MAtrix type prison world or something, a one shot experiment for us to see what's it's like to live in a dome?

I don't believe it, the 3d unive3rse being filed with various sized 3D orbs floatin g around each other due to gravity wells and constructed out of the space dust from exploded solar systems makes a lot more sense anyway.

>>8111800
Do you know how a fucking horizon works you nig nog? Ever flown in a fucking plane negro? Ever just hiked to the top of a good sized mountain and noticed that the earth literally curves around you?

>>8111765
>yet more bible quotes taken out of context and used for someone's agenda

gb2/x/

>>8111804
>I don't believe it, the 3d unive3rse being filed with various sized 3D orbs floatin g around each other due to gravity wells and constructed out of the space dust from exploded solar systems makes a lot more sense anyway.

Those "3D objects" are just luminaries. How can you possibly know they are 3D? The stars and Sun are just lights in the sky, and nobody has ever seen the so-called dark side of the Moon.

Besides NASA CGI fake images, we have no proof that there is even any such thing as a celestial body.

As for where we are living? Nobody has ever been outside the firmament. Nobody has ever left Earth, because you CAN'T leave. So I can't answer that question. But admitting you don't know is better than believing a lie.

>>8111765
oh look they even put bible quotes as evidence to support their theory! how cute

>>8111805

I'm not a nigger, I'm white. And you can't see the curvature of the Earth from the top of a mountain, retard. Why is it that no matter how high an altitude you go, the horizon is always at eye level? That's only possible on a flat plane. There is no curve.

>>8111765
Are /x/ threads worse than /pol/?

>>8111817
>Are /x/ threads worse than /pol/?

Sure.

>>8111765
>Bible quotes

Oh this explains why flat earthers are so retarded

Flat earth DOES NOT cause cancer. Read this indisputable proof if you're ready to take the red pill and stop living in a world of illusion:
https://www.academia.edu/8431835/

>>8111812
>Besides NASA CGI fake images, we have no proof that there is even any such thing as a celestial body.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescope
You can get one for about 50 bucks.

>>8111765
So what would happen if the Russians steal the sun?

>>8111815
How come this is a thing? Please explain how it's just some LEDs on the glass dome :^)

>>8111812
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellar_parallax

>>8111795
Source: —Me

>>8111836
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescope
>You can get one for about 50 bucks.

All you see through a telescope are lights in the sky. but closer up. You do not see the landscape of planets, because those are faked by NASA.

The objects in the sky are luminaries, nothing more, nothing less.

>>8111839
>So what would happen if the Russians steal the sun?

They'd use it to fry the niggers?

>>8111804
>So, if the earth is flat and we live in a dome with fake stars, where are we actually living?

No shit: the ancient Jews thought we lived inside a giant bubble, in an endless ocean.

>Genesis 1:6-8: And God said, “Let there be a vault between the waters to separate water from water.” So God made the vault and separated the water under the vault from the water above it. And it was so. God called the vault “sky.”

This is why the sky is blue...we're sitting in a bubble, looking up at water held back by YHWH's "vault". In this version, YHWH doesn't create the rest of the ocean, just the bubble we live in. So really, he's this big, titan-like figure doing us a favor by giving us a temporary place to live. Which is why it's okay for him to make it rain forty days and nights to punish us in Noah's story...he held back the flood above us, and is just giving us a taste of what happens when he stops giving a shit.

>Please MODS delete this FE thread. One shitty FE thread at a time is already more than enough.

Who funds this Flat Mind campaign?

>people actually believe this
And to think I was trying to decide wether to make this my home board

>>8111912
>he thinks water is blue

>>8111812

Nasa is not the only agency to put things into space..

Maybe it's a global conspiracy.

only dumb CIA nigger cattle dispute that the earth is flat

>>8111765
If the dome is the ceiling, what's on the roof?

>>8111856
This tells be you have never looked through a telescope.

>>8112346
water is actually blue. one of its characteristics.
fucking google it

>>8111812
Explain to me what a luminary is.

>>8112440
Then why is the water in my cup not blue?

>>8112444
jesus are you a flat earther too?
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~etrnsfer/water.htm

>>8112447
If the sphere is big enough, compared to the tiny observer, it would appear flat.

>>8112444
You need more before it looks blue.
Blue in water is like intelligence in flat earthers:
It's deluded/diluted.