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I've seen some of the more imaginative flat earther (trolls) try to explain things like why longitude is harder to figure than latitude or why long-distance great circle routes save miles. In rare cases the mental gymnastics can become amusing when you get one who has a good wit and doesn't keep falling back to the default "it's not real it's a conspiracy" refrain. Danth | |||
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Lunch is over, see later pals. | |||
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#3
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Science seems upset
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#4
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People here bite HARD on troll posts. HARD.
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#6
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As in someone you consider a friend. To their faces. In real life.
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I see. Ah well just as you apparantly do not believe in errr everything i do not believe you did admitted such to your friends and you cannot prove to me you did (to paraphrase yourself).
Impasse reached. Moving on. | ||
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I did actually i told some surveyors to check the ocean shore line see if it's flat for miles. They already know that the answer is it is flat they've been surveying for a while. Elevations don't curve water doesn't curve. Optically where we live is measurably flat. There are settings on surveyor equipment gps to go into a curved mode if some sortbut that is just an algorithm to spit out the same answers. It's never used
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