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What's the point?Looking for a good solid site that has debunked all flat earth claims.
What's the point?
OK I see. In your situation I think I might find it amusing to debunk it myself.I'd normally not waste my time with this sort of thing. Someone I've befriended has fallen to this and it's been a while since I've bothered to entertain this sort of thing.
Looking for a good solid site that has debunked all flat earth claims.
OK I see. In your situation I think I might find it amusing to debunk it myself.
I think might start by going to Dover, getting them to look out to sea from the beach, and then do the same thing from the top of the cliffs.
If they do that and won't respond to the sort of explanation I've indicated, then they must be either idiots or deranged. Either way, you might need to find some more rewarding friends.If only…
This requires more detail. They engage constantly with this sort of thing if you bump into one in real life.
Looking for a good solid site that has debunked all flat earth claims.
Looking for a good solid site that has debunked all flat earth claims.
If they do that and won't respond to the sort of explanation I've indicated, then they must be either idiots or deranged. Either way, you might need to find some more rewarding friends.
lol.....perhaps I will.
They do have an answer I just didn't bother to dive into it at the time. Light diffraction, like when you are in the hot desert sun does that..........or something along those lines.
I tried looking for a few sites, but mostly your friend's problem appears to be one of ideology. I'd want to know why she has clung to this belief, because usually people who believe these things are looking for something to do, honestly. Something to be passionate about. People who don't feel happy in life and left out, financially ill or such, tend to cling to conspiracies by way of deflection ('It's not my fault I'm unemployed, it's all the reptilians' fault'). No amount of facts tends to do good.
Plus, I've never had a marble roll off the edge of the Earth...just sayin'.
My dad's pritty much the same.Also, they have an inclination for entertaining most conspiracy theories and believing them. 911 didn't happen. Kennedy wasn't assisted. It devolves pretty quickly.
My dad's pritty much the same.
Wish I could help.
Yeah but this is just p**sing about, to trap you into jumping through an ever-increasing number of silly hoops for their own amusement, justifying the obvious. I've been on science forums long enough to know there's a certain type of argumentative troll mentality that delights in this sort of thing: "let's make the scientists dance", basically. It's a game.lol.....perhaps I will.
They do have an answer I just didn't bother to dive into it at the time. Light diffraction, like when you are in the hot desert sun does that..........or something along those lines.
No doubt. I have no intention of diving into trollville.Yeah but this is just p**sing about, to trap you into jumping through an ever-increasing number of silly hoops for their own amusement, justifying the obvious. I've been on science forums long enough to know there's a certain type of argumentative troll mentality that delights in this sort of thing: "let's make the scientists dance", basically. It's a game.
Thank you.Just state the obvious, if the earth were flat all the cats would have knocked everything off the edge by now
Really, here are some basic ideas
7 Ways to Prove the Earth Is Round (Without Launching a Satellite) | Live Science
I'd normally not waste my time with this sort of thing. Someone I've befriended has fallen to this and it's been a while since I've bothered to entertain this sort of thing.