Quote (kai_jph @ Aug 11 2019 12:17am)
And I'm looking FE proof.
You the one shifting the burden of proof since you post FE theories in a thread stating the earth is flat in the OP
As we discussed countless times have never asked anyone to accept my belief.
So if you are unwilling to post proof for your own theories you weaken your own argument making them hearsay especially since you even admit being unable to prove it
There have been quite a few other FE threads before this one and you have not proven a single one of your theories in any of them
Now you dont have to give answers if you dont want, but then you have to demand them
But now since we don't care what the other believe there's not much more to discuss then.
Wrong , the burden of proof is on the one making ridiculous claims
You claim a special magic invisible earth daddy force that you cant reproduce or show,
claim the earth is speeding through an infinite vacuum at 2,000.000 mph
breaking the second law of thermodynamics and a faith in Narnia cause you've seen cartoons of it,
and faith in the consensus but the furthest you've been up is maybe 10 miles.
Flat Earth is an observation, bodies of water are flat and level, they is no measurable or visible curve, there is no magic force
Burden of Proof is clearly on Your Spaceball Religion.
Quote (kai_jph @ Aug 11 2019 02:56am)
1st mentioned page 14. It would still be hearsay to you since you disagree it exists and use a container theory in your model
But to be fair you reminded me of a book I found interesting so downloaded a copy . If you still want to know, let me know
hearsay
noun
information received from other people which cannot be substantiated
Ironically you actually said it wasn't hearsay since the info exists in the book. There are many references to it
And you added a description of all your and chivas theories
If your simply repeating stuff from a book without knowing if it is true - that is hearsay
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noun
unverified, unofficial information gained or
acquired from another and
not part of one's direct knowledge:I pay no attention to hearsay.
an item of idle or
unverified information or
gossip;
rumor:
a malicious hearsay.
Newton does no experiments to show gravity, that's how real science is done, upou need an independent variable to manipulate
otherwise it s just a useless claim, a theory and not a Law - that's pseudoscience, cartoon physics
and before you claim Cavendish showed something - no.
What he actually did was use what was called supporting the Center of Mass - thereby making either ends of the torsion bar
he used essentially weightless making his test pure magic show and not a proof of mass attracting mass
There is no proof of your claims at all - absolutely none
There are in fact experiments that show flat earth as true
your denial of them only shows a willful bias - not an understanding.