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7/24/2025, 4:56:09 PM
>>511218027
If flat earthers actually believed any of this crap and weren't monumentally retarded, they'd actually work on modeling any of this shit.
It's in fact easier than the actual models we have if it actually worked, because flat is easy. Cartography is just a matter of measuring distances, no trig needed since the earth's flat. Yet the flat earthers never try cartography. The sun and moon's paths should be easily predictable, but they're not and rely on a pattern you don't understand. The stars especially don't make sense. Travel distances in the southern hemisphere don't work either. Sunlight bends around the earth like picrel in the southern summer and the direction the sun is in can be two places at once.
It literally just doesn't work.
>>511219236
It should not be remotely hard to get a real image of the flat earth, yet none exist. And if you think it's some enigmatic dome keeping us in, then why the fuck do you have no evidence of anyone ever hitting it? Best attempt I've seen was just someone deciding that a yoyo despin was an impact, while no damage to the rocket was produced while it somehow just stops the spin but not the altitude change.
>>511221698
Yeah the stars are by far the part the flat earthers struggle most with. Anything past the equator simply loses logical sense, the sky must not behave like a goddamn video game skybox that changes depending entirely on where the observer is.
If flat earthers actually believed any of this crap and weren't monumentally retarded, they'd actually work on modeling any of this shit.
It's in fact easier than the actual models we have if it actually worked, because flat is easy. Cartography is just a matter of measuring distances, no trig needed since the earth's flat. Yet the flat earthers never try cartography. The sun and moon's paths should be easily predictable, but they're not and rely on a pattern you don't understand. The stars especially don't make sense. Travel distances in the southern hemisphere don't work either. Sunlight bends around the earth like picrel in the southern summer and the direction the sun is in can be two places at once.
It literally just doesn't work.
>>511219236
It should not be remotely hard to get a real image of the flat earth, yet none exist. And if you think it's some enigmatic dome keeping us in, then why the fuck do you have no evidence of anyone ever hitting it? Best attempt I've seen was just someone deciding that a yoyo despin was an impact, while no damage to the rocket was produced while it somehow just stops the spin but not the altitude change.
>>511221698
Yeah the stars are by far the part the flat earthers struggle most with. Anything past the equator simply loses logical sense, the sky must not behave like a goddamn video game skybox that changes depending entirely on where the observer is.
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