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Neapolitan · 11-08-2016, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by P A N

see, you guys are hilarious, lethargic, and not half as smart as you think.

you baited me to abandon my plan of talking about one thing at a time and i bit it. the thing is, you're accusing me of not backing up my claim, when i did. i understand it's hard to admit, but you have ALL ignored it in favour of ridicule, cuz you're all totally healthy-minded people who are experts at ridicule.

the proof is in being able to see farther than the geometry/dimensions of the earth should allow. i'm not sorry if this isn't exciting enough for you, but the fact of the matter remains that nowhere on earth should anyone - EVER - be able to see stuff in excess of 5-10km distance (depending on the observer's height/altitude), when we have pictures of lots of stuff in excess of 20km, 40km, 60km, all the way up to 120km.

would one of you geniuses like to explain that to me? you poked and prodded and called me names in an effort to get me to spill the beans. it's your turn.

your turn. or, as you've accused me, do you just spout your bullsh*t without being able to put your money where your mouth is? come on. explain why you can see chicago from michigan. explain why you can see boats reappear after "going over the horizon" by pulling out a telescope. if i'm such a moron it should be really easy.

you guys have spent this entire thread accusing me of the same crap you're all guilty of, but none of you has gone to any lengths beyond posting a link or a crap 2-minute video with bunk info in it. and i'm the boring one? b*tch please.

I am against the naming coming from our resident senior citizen. (No need to mention his name.) But you have to understand that is how they rolled back then. Science was a violent game, and so too was the discussion of science. Why if it wasn't for science they would had been fighting WWI & WWII with sticks and stones. And if you think about it, during the cold war America "pawn3d" the Soviet Union with science, and they did it with a little thing called by Apollo program, and that was brought to you by NASA, an agency filled with German scientists (aka Wissenschaftler) all thanks to "Operation Paperclip."

So I am for a good healthy discussion. In which you at least try to understand that it is all relative, that the Earth is a bulging, nearly-spherical object in space for the occupants of this plant (which you may or may not be) and flat to the observer going near the speed of light. Now unless you entertain opposing ideas like those and at least give them a thought, and comment whether or not you agree or at least try to comprehend such things, all you are doing is accusing the forum of what you are doing.