I try not to believe, I try to only use facts to see what the possibilities may be.
You also avoid serious learning and critical thinking.
I try not to believe, I try to only use facts to see what the possibilities may be.
I try not to believe, I try to only use facts to see what the possibilities may be.
These facts tend to make me think current beliefs systems are perhaps wrong.
You know, there is no flat earth model consistent with the movements of the sun, moon and stars that you can perceive with the naked eye from your backyard. On the other hand, such movements are entirely consistent with the earth being round.
Simple example: How can you explain sunset and sunrise with a flat earth model? We know the sun doesn't go 'underneath the disc' at night, cause I can talk on the phone with people on the other side of the earth and they can confirm to me that it's night while it's day on my side, or viceversa. Unless you actually think that half the earth is on the bottom side of the disk, which would be bizarre for several reasons, such as: where does one side start and the other end? Why have we never seen the edge?
Because of that, modern flat-earthers proposed a flat earth model on which the sun is always hovering above the disc, just moving on a circular path, and with the 'north' at the center of the disc and the 'south' at the edges. But in that case, we would never see the sun set nor rise - we would just see it move a little further away and then come back.
But if the earth is round, the movement of the sun is very easily explicable.
The air is thick, you see. As the Sun, (which is only a few thousand feet around), travels (on magic sky wires?) further away, the thick air obscures your ability to see it as it transits Australian air space, and indeed, the thick air grows dark above you, for sunlight fails to penetrate across all those miles. Surely, you wouldn't expect a 60 watt light bulb burning a mile across town to illuminate your backyard? Don't be silly! It's all about scale! The math holds up!
And sunsets aren't the only problem with that flat earth model. For example, if the sun were much smaller and hovering much closer to earth, as they say, it would appear to change speed from our relative perspective quite noticeably: 'slow' as it approaches from far away (i.e. covering just a few degrees of the imaginary arc above us slowly), 'faster' when it passes right over us (covering a lot of degrees very fast), and 'slower' again as it goes away in the distance. Kind of like a fast car passing us as we are standing still, or watching an airplane approach, then fly above us and leave. Yet the sun, moon and stars move at constant speeds across the sky, which again is consistent with the curvature of a rotating earth and the actual distances of these objects.
I try not to believe, I try to only use facts to see what the possibilities may be.
As far as I can see, no-one has called you a believer in regards to flat earth. Did you read the whole thread before you posted? It's pretty much all about debunking the flat earth theory.It seems you are labeling me as a believer. As I stated I try not to believe. Most people cannot understand not believing, and will immediately ask after being told I do not believe" Ok but what do you believe in" or will say
"Ok then you believe this".
It seems to me part of critical thinking, is to not blindly believe.
It seems you are labeling me as a believer. As I stated I try not to believe. Most people cannot understand not believing, and will immediately ask after being told I do not believe" Ok but what do you believe in" or will say
"Ok then you believe this".
I think the incident was my subconscious warning me.
Perhaps my younger years spent meditating with brain entrainment has increased my paranormal experiences.
I try not to believe, I try to only use facts to see what the possibilities may be.
These facts tend to make me think current beliefs systems are perhaps wrong.
1. Military personnel are required by law to lie about secrets.
The first person and perhaps the only non-military person to go to space, Auguste Picard said: " It seemed a flat disk with upturned edges"
2. Pendulums put into mines; the top is closer and the bottom is farther apart. https://blogs.mtu.edu/physics/2000/01/mtu-physics-department-history-1901-1916/
3. Picard's view of a flatter slightly concave shape and a domed firmament explain why celestial navigation was needed to travel. The curved surface is still there, but concave instead of convex.
4. Nasa admits that it cannot currently get through the van allen belt. Electronics would fail etc. Impossible to do with 1969 battery and electronics technology; far below today's cell phones. Do the math volts, amps, battery capabilities etc.
5. Nasa uses balloons to put things up there, It has been doing so since 1950's and still does. This could partly explain the huge helium depletion on the earth.
6. With advances in technology available to the average person we are seeing discrepancies in what we are told about space.
7. Even NASA's own footage shows us space is not what we are told to believe.Those objects behind a 12 mile tether are impossible; if you believe what is told.
8. NASA says we can only fly in low orbit.
Apollo class rockets do not exist anymore. Nothing to make them exists. Nobody in the world CURRENTLY makes such a rocket. The moon missions were flown with rockets designed and built to do one thing, put a man on the moon. After that, the space shuttle was designed to move people and satellites into space. Now the Usa has nothing that can take us there. Space X is working on a capsule system to carry astronauts to the ISS, and eventually mars.
Just take the first small and simple fact astronomer Michelle Thaller shares, the one with the boat. It clearly points to the Earth not being flat!
These are just a tiny amount of things that have led me to be a non-believer.