Nothing dumber than a flat earther

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Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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RetiredGuerilla said:
Pilots rely on a gyroscope. If you know how a gyroscope works you would know it proves the earth is flat. You undoubtedly would not have a clue about a gyroscope or trigonometry because your genetic deficient ass has been nibbling on lead paint chips since age 6 so STFU.
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the last resort of the cornered rat....insults and threats.
i'm not concerned with your insults, i have to think you're more intelligent than me before your insults can possibly matter.
as far as gyroscopes proving anything close to the earth being flat...total bullshit.
https://flatearthinsanity.blogspot.com/2016/11/catalog-of-flat-earth-claims-refutations.html#fe18
https://flatearthinsanity.blogspot.com/2016/11/catalog-of-flat-earth-claims-refutations.html#fe18

every claim you've made...refuted, logically, and indisputably.

so maybe you should stfu....long enough to read and think a little.....and i'm the paint chip eating inbred....please
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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RetiredGuerilla said:
We are not spinning at 1,000 mph. Once you look at things from a density displacement perspective you can do away with gravity. That's the best and easiest way to put it. The apple hit sir Isaac newton on the head because the apple was more dense than the surrounding air so it displaced it. Compare a helium balloon to a lead ball. Opposite ends of the spectrum.
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Wrong. I just posted a video of a feather and a coin falling at the same rate.
 
RetiredGuerilla

RetiredGuerilla

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whitebb2727 said:
Wrong. I just posted a video of a feather and a coin falling at the same rate.
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Just got done mapping out a journey from charleston sc to the straight of Gibraltar using spherical trigonometry. If you maintain that heading at 20 knots based on spherical trig you would end up on the west coast of Africa LMAO. Each day you would find yourself a little over 27 nautical miles off your reckoning. LOL.
 
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whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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RetiredGuerilla said:
Just got done mapping out a journey from charleston sc to the straight of Gibraltar using spherical trigonometry. If you maintain that heading at 20 knots based on spherical trig you would end up on the west coast of Africa LMAO. Each day you would find yourself a little over 27 nautical miles off your reckoning. LOL.
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So just keep ignoring every point you are proven wrong on.

Show your work for the trig problem and I'm sure its flawed.

You must be trolling.

Do you admit you are wrong about different size and density objects falling at different speeds? They don't. They fall at the same rate.
 
RetiredGuerilla

RetiredGuerilla

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Oceans don't curve. For hundreds of years ships relied on light houses. Mmmm k it was because the sea is level mmmm k and they were able to see them mmmm k oceans don't curve imbeciles. LMAO allegedly the earth curves at 8 inches squared every mile. How is it possible to see the Statue of Liberty and light houses from 60 to 70 miles out to sea? Do the math globe tard
 
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cat of curiosity

cat of curiosity

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RetiredGuerilla said:
Oceans don't curve. For hundreds of years ships relied on light houses. Mmmm k it was because the sea is level mmmm k and they were able to see them mmmm k oceans don't curve imbeciles. LMAO allegedly the earth curves at 8 inches squared every mile. How is it possible to see the Statue of Liberty and light houses from 60 to 70 miles out to sea? Do the math globe tard
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cat of curiosity

cat of curiosity

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RetiredGuerilla said:
Oceans don't curve. For hundreds of years ships relied on light houses. Mmmm k it was because the sea is level mmmm k and they were able to see them mmmm k oceans don't curve imbeciles. LMAO allegedly the earth curves at 8 inches squared every mile. How is it possible to see the Statue of Liberty and light houses from 60 to 70 miles out to sea? Do the math globe tard
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cat of curiosity

cat of curiosity

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RetiredGuerilla said:
Just got done mapping out a journey from charleston sc to the straight of Gibraltar using spherical trigonometry. If you maintain that heading at 20 knots based on spherical trig you would end up on the west coast of Africa LMAO. Each day you would find yourself a little over 27 nautical miles off your reckoning. LOL.
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neckpod

neckpod

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RetiredGuerilla said:
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math does not lie math does not lie math does not lie math does not lie
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Maths correct English. Haha maths may not lie but you my friend are not correct. What is the need for this global lie? If earth is flat what difference would that make to me ? Nothing so why the big lie just answer that with an intelligent answer instead of repeating shite
 
MichiganMedGrower

MichiganMedGrower

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RetiredGuerilla said:
Oceans don't curve. For hundreds of years ships relied on light houses. Mmmm k it was because the sea is level mmmm k and they were able to see them mmmm k oceans don't curve imbeciles. LMAO allegedly the earth curves at 8 inches squared every mile. How is it possible to see the Statue of Liberty and light houses from 60 to 70 miles out to sea? Do the math globe tard
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You are straying further into made up history and facts.

They use a sextant to navigate in the old days. Now they check their navigation computer with one.

It is a curved measuring device that allows the sailor to measure the distance between a celestial object and the horizon.

The measurement has to be continually re calibrated as the ship moves over the curve of the planet as the horizon is not a static distance. It continually falls away.

Light houses are used now the same as 100 years ago. They are to keep ships away from the shallow or rocky shoreline at night.

You can’t see them 5 miles out. And you see only water to the horizon at 10 miles out.

Ever gone deep sea fishing or anything. Or actually read a book about science?

Or do you get your info on you tube and the science fiction channel?
 
RetiredGuerilla

RetiredGuerilla

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MichiganMedGrower said:
You are straying further into made up history and facts.

They use a sextant to navigate in the old days. Now they check their navigation computer with one.

It is a curved measuring device that allows the sailor to measure the distance between a celestial object and the horizon.

The measurement has to be continually re calibrated as the ship moves over the curve of the planet as the horizon is not a static distance. It continually falls away.

Light houses are used now the same as 100 years ago. They are to keep ships away from the shallow or rocky shoreline at night.

You can’t see them 5 miles out. And you see only water to the horizon at 10 miles out.

Ever gone deep sea fishing or anything. Or actually read a book about science?

Or do you get your info on you tube and the science fiction channel?
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The Statue of Liberty stands 326 ft above sea level. How can it be seen from 60 miles away when it's supposed to be over 2000 feet below the horizon? Remember 8 inches squared every mile. I did the math and feel free to double check my friend.
 
cat of curiosity

cat of curiosity

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RetiredGuerilla said:
The Statue of Liberty stands 326 ft above sea level. How can it be seen from 60 miles away when it's supposed to be over 2000 feet below the horizon? Remember 8 inches squared every mile. I did the math and feel free to double check my friend.
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why (if you can see chicago's skyline from across lake michigan) can you not see the rocky mountains from the sears tower? too much gunsmoke?

retardedguerilla may be on to something...
 
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