@OJB@BrockRiddickIFB the north pole is the hub and the stars rotate above it. everything circles one point, so a second pole (southern) has no structural place
every southern observer sees their own apparent center, not a shared physical one
@OJB@BrockRiddickIFB Know that none of the observations you mentioned, the canopy rotation, proves or is evidence for a ball earth
To ask how else to explain this phenomenon outside ball theory is rather humorous, and begs the question: maybe it's the canopy that moves
No genuine doubt? Cmon, man!
@OJB@BrockRiddickIFB You just revealed how burried your intellect is under the weight of propaganda and relentless messaging.
How to unfuck your understanding? One bite at a time.
@Bratman45@bretfebibljesus Science reveals the flat earth. Imagination and agenda reveals the globe ball (on a computer screen of course)
The flat earth is empirically known, demonstrably known, observably known, and satisfies all the rigors of the scientific method.
@Flerfspective@inthelab111@BrockRiddickIFB Nobody will prove the globe, because it's not reality.
We live on a flat plane. The earth doesn't careen around the sun at Mach 25. Sorry.
You may believe it's a spinng ball. That's okay. Just know that it's not in real life.
You have a way to go.
@Flerfspective@inthelab111@BrockRiddickIFB You certainly did not. They earth is measured flat. Meaning, the armed forces et el, the aviation industry, all important institutions etc. assume and use the flatness of the earth in all their associated understanding and on-goings.
You experience a flat plane. Globe not
@Flerfspective@inthelab111@BrockRiddickIFB You can literally see land marks hundreds of miles away
Not possible on a ball.
Get out of your own way and think. It's not hard.
You're pride won't let you think.
@Flerfspective@inthelab111@BrockRiddickIFB There is zero proof or evidence of a spinng ball earth
You need to start thinking. Set aside your massive pride. You are a peasant just like the rest of us. Your status is not increased by believing a lie
@SoloMoonrunner@TheCinesthetic This makes sense. I watched it with no idea of the Manson stuff either, so the ending only made complete sense after I learned more. But still, the nostalgia of 60s USA did it for me. We lost so much since then