@maximum_nice@benwehrman You need to show the actual line of questions you asked Grok not just the response.
Hiding your questions is being dishonest and you know this.
You can make grok say anything you want it to 👇
So posting a response without showing the question you asked is 100% pointless.
@maximum_nice@benwehrman Show the questions you asked Grok. Why did you cut those off? You can force AI to agree with anything with a few leading questions.
@maximum_nice@benwehrman You completely ignored the actual point of me posting that video too.
That f-16 guy was a fake. He turned and ran as soon as I asked him simple questions a real pilot would know.
Well firstly that He is me. I am the pilot. I made that video.
You are not understanding where the horizon is.
Here is another shot through the HUD on a clear day. The horizon and is more than 3 degrees below horizontal.
Now reference that back to the other image.
Do you trust everything Grok tells you? Yes or no?
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@did8hurtu@snowandsun59 He is telling you the truth
You tell yourself that is the horizon but it is clearly not.
You probably think an equatorial mount works on a flat earth too don’t you?
Reality check for you below
@SB5227531553495@TheGlobeIsDead I have done numerous observations across water and the amount hidden always matches the globe.
This lighthouse has 14 meters of ground elevation at the base but from 21 km it is all hidden
@SB5227531553495@TheGlobeIsDead How much beam divergence on the laser? Did they specify this?
No they leave out numerous variables that affect the calculation.
@SB5227531553495@TheGlobeIsDead Where is the temperature? Humidity? Air pressure factored in?
How did they verify camera and lase height? Zero evidence for those values in that video just ‘trust me bro’
They never factor in all the variables. Flat earthers just run 8 inch per mile squared (which is a parabola) and the often don’t even adjust for elevation
Show me one flat earth laser test that provides ALL the variables for an accurate calculation and uses them in the calculation.
Can you do this?