Quote (ChivasRegal @ Jan 24 2017 11:31am)

that is an excellent answer sir. I am pleasantly surprised. I sense a part of you believes what I have been saying in this thread, and that deep down, it scares you. And it should.

If a person witnesses first hand a miracle, but does not understand what is a miracle, has his eyes deceived him?
can a math formula or a calculation show you what a miracle is?
I do possess the ability to critically think about all subjects. I question everything.
What if the people who believe in a globe earth, are the gullible ones, and the people who believe in a flat, stationary earth, are the ones who saw through the scam/lie?
is there a math formula that can show gullibility?

Quote (serialj0e @ Jan 25 2017 01:10am)

Yet still havent found great real scientist disproving globe earth theorem

Quote (ChivasRegal @ Jan 24 2017 09:54am)

brilliant Indoctrinated response...

if a typical everyday redneck american was on the tv saying he saw an Alien, you would laugh and say BS
if a guy in a white coat and wearing prescription glasses with a title on the tv screen saying "Scientist" says he saw something that he would describe as Alien.....u would suddenly sit up straight and believe him

2 complete strangers on a tv screen that you do not personally know them in real life.........but the second guy is telling the truth right?

Quote (ChivasRegal @ Jan 23 2017 11:42pm)

^ what a laugh, this guy needs citation to tell him an image is CGI (artificial)....he can't trust his own eyes when looking at something.....unable to tell the difference between real life and a computer generated image...

anime is not real btw.....would you like some citation regarding this also?

Quote (Santara @ Jan 25 2017 09:35am)

Real or CGI?

https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--gBFsZfZv--/c_scale,fl_progressive,q_80,w_800/18mozgxwgu2ibjpg.jpg

Quote (ChivasRegal @ Jan 24 2017 07:06pm)

CGI obv......no citation required

Quote (ChivasRegal @ Jan 24 2017 05:06pm)

CGI obv......no citation required

Quote (Santara @ Jan 25 2017 10:51am)

See, you just pull shit out of your ass, with no real idea what is and isn't. You just want it to be CGI, but it is in fact one of the most high resolution single-shot photos of Earth ever taken. It's 121 megapixels (.62 miles per pixel).