@StanUp1618@mildamakter@EtnoMalin @isidorspappa Careful now, people in Europe are not allowed on the staircase, so all of that is untrue, none of that can be true, it's racial hatred and bigotry to them because that's what they're taught.
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@ScottoftheBruce@GeistAstro I'll be sure to check those out ;)
If it's at the regular level of globers using straw men and adhering to models as reality to debunk FE, it doesn't mean much. But I'll check it out
@GeistAstro@ScottoftheBruce Said no such thing ๐
Don't put words in my mouth. Scrutinize it all. But you're gonna have to prove jtolan debunked because I have only seen globers delusionally wishing they have ๐
@GeistAstro@ScottoftheBruce Dude. It's a meme. The point is to get you to investigate. You want to scrutinize something, then go check the high altitude raw footages showing the earth not curving nor spinning. Like the jtolan stuff.
@GeistAstro@ScottoftheBruce Well this image is from a meme. And all high altitude videos I've seen use fisheye lens to fake curvature. Except the NASA stuff. They fake it using more sophisticated tech.
@GeistAstro@ScottoftheBruce I don't know. Could be filmed in South Africa facing north, or New Mexico facing south for all I know. What do you think? Why guess? We can take footage showing curvature with clear landmark such as a river and complete the curve to see if its real or not.
@GeistAstro@ScottoftheBruce If it was a fisheye lens faking the curvature to begin with, then straightening isn't deceptive. It's counter deceptive. But it depends if it was, is this showing a piece of a continent we can compare to the globe dimensions and finish the curve?