Nothing dumber than a flat earther
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RetiredGuerilla
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Only ridicule and insults. NASA feeds you fake images and you pay them to swallow their jism.
cat of curiosity
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because salad is lethal... they never flush the lettuce, cucumber, tomato... bleh...
vegetarians are the most unhealthy eaters on earth
vegetarians are the most unhealthy eaters on earth
TacoMac
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Excessive_Toker
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"It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring." ~ Carl Sagan
Mr. Retired Guerilla, if forced to present evidence in a court of law, what evidence would you present to argue your side that one, the Earth is flat, and second, there is a God?
TacoMac
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Actually, he goes completely beyond stupid with that remark.
Genesis doesn't discuss the universe at all. Here is Genesis 1:1: In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
Where is the universe in that? Well, it doesn't exist because man was ignorant of how things worked 4000 years ago when they wrote that.
Genesis, in it's ignorance, only discusses what the men who wrote it knew at the time: the earth, the land, the sea, two great lights (one for day and one for night, they were not referred to as a sun or moon) and the stars. It goes on to discuss animals. Whoop-DEE-fucking-do.
That's it. Unfortunately for us, completely uneducated people such as him believe more in what complete idiots wrote 4000 years ago than they do in what's right in front of their face.
On a side note, the Egyptians already knew about planets, math, and were pretty good engineers as well while the men who wrote the Bible were living in caves telling stories...which is why the pyramids and other Egyptian structures (and their own bodies) still stand to this day and there's...well...nothing really on this earth that the men who wrote the Bible left behind other than fairy tales they told by the light of a camp fire that their children grew up believing as reality.
Genesis doesn't discuss the universe at all. Here is Genesis 1:1: In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
Where is the universe in that? Well, it doesn't exist because man was ignorant of how things worked 4000 years ago when they wrote that.
Genesis, in it's ignorance, only discusses what the men who wrote it knew at the time: the earth, the land, the sea, two great lights (one for day and one for night, they were not referred to as a sun or moon) and the stars. It goes on to discuss animals. Whoop-DEE-fucking-do.
That's it. Unfortunately for us, completely uneducated people such as him believe more in what complete idiots wrote 4000 years ago than they do in what's right in front of their face.
On a side note, the Egyptians already knew about planets, math, and were pretty good engineers as well while the men who wrote the Bible were living in caves telling stories...which is why the pyramids and other Egyptian structures (and their own bodies) still stand to this day and there's...well...nothing really on this earth that the men who wrote the Bible left behind other than fairy tales they told by the light of a camp fire that their children grew up believing as reality.
RetiredGuerilla
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TacoMac
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Really?
Now comes the payoff for all concerned. This is where all doubt is removed from you being a complete idiot. I've been waiting for this all day long.
You see, I posted that picture for a particular reason. I knew that you, being the complete idiot you are, would sit around all day trying to look for it and trying to come up with a solution for how it was faked.
You got baited.
NASA didn't take that picture.
I did.
That picture came from Kodak 400 speed film in an old Minolta 400si autofocus through a 35-80mm zoom lens. I shot it out the side of a U2-C trainer at 68,000 feet in the spring of 1994.
I donated the picture to GPB (The Georgia division of PBS) in the winter of 1995.
Dumbass.
This is the part where you stop posting and go away.
SPLFreak808
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That is one incredible picture, especially since it was taken from a reconnaissance aircraft.
Lol, RG edited his post to remove his response, and apparently has something against children with Down syndrome.
"NASA uses fish eye lenses on their cameras to distort but your swollen Down syndrome headed ass wouldn't know that."
TacoMac
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The picture really doesn't do the view justice. To see it with your own eyes is simply breathtaking.
On another note, I shot the entire roll up there. With the helmet on, you can't use the view finder so you have no idea how you're actually framed or focused. You just shoot it all and hope for the best.
That was the only picture that turned out well out of 36 shots.
The most terrifying part of the voyage: landing. Even though they warn you about it, it's still scary as hell when you fall over to the side at the end.
Oh...and I still have the camera that took that picture going on 24 years ago.
Grandpapy
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We all wanted to be part of the future even if it was from a viewfinder.The picture really doesn't do the view justice. To see it with your own eyes is simply breathtaking.
On another note, I shot the entire roll up there. With the helmet on, you can't use the view finder so you have no idea how you're actually framed or focused. You just shoot it all and hope for the best.
That was the only picture that turned out well out of 36 shots.
The most terrifying part of the voyage: landing. Even though they warn you about it, it's still scary as hell when you fall over to the side at the end.
Oh...and I still have the camera that took that picture going on 24 years ago.
it's still that way but we've become fixed on inner-space. lol
RetiredGuerilla
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So if you can see a 747 as a tiny speck at 35,000 feet how is it you can see a satellite 100 miles up? Illogical to say the least. Satellites are much smaller than a 747. What propulsion system does it use? If the earth is just one of billions of planets in billions of galaxies then the ideas of God, creation and a specific purpose for earth and human existence becomes highly implausible. We then sacrifice our souls at the altar of materialism and become obsessed with consumerism. Everyday you see people sitting in traffic all up tight in their little metal boxes on their way to work a job they hate to buy shit they don't need.
Speculation pure and simple.
How about addressing @TacoMac 's pic & please explain that one into a conspiracy box.
RetiredGuerilla
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It's BS lies. Ask him what he was wearing during that flight. What was his altitude? If it was that easy we wouldn't be having this conversation my friend.
whitebb2727
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You are truly retarded if you think satellites are land based.
So you have no explanation for the photo other than he's lying?
Why should he (other than he's obviously part of the conspiracy).
Lol - Gold Tinfoil hat recipient.
RetiredGuerilla
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NASA uses fish eye lenses to distort. The ionosphere is electrically charged. Terrestrial based satellite dishes bounce signals off of it. IONOSPHERE look it up. Ask him his altitude and what he was wearing. He's a liar I can prove it.
Deflection on your part.
NASA did not take that pic & he told you what camera/lens he used.
Please try and explain away the photo.
Go.
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