Correct but did you you read the rest of it?

The article says impenetrable to harmful electrons not physical objects
Furthermore it shows a diagram of this barrier around a globe earth showing the author's belief.

So is it safe to assume then that the author of the article was not fully correct and the guy in the video was?

We already know, you need special attention.

So if you believe that part - go make a huge microwave and go inside - turn it on for a few days and tell me how you feel?

Im mean its only em radiation, what are you afraid of? Sure its not heated up to 5000 degrees and the waves aren't quite traveling at the speed of light but youll probably be fine im sure.

This article told you it was fine right, so come on, show us your proof ok?

This post was edited by card_sultan on Aug 9 2017 11:46pm

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I don't care about radiation
The whole argument was is the dome impenetrable to space craft especially when they try fly over the edge of the flat earth .
The article you provided proved it isn't

I don't need to prove anything, you did

But since you asked, the edge has a wall of ice surrounding which happens to be Antarctica correct?

This post was edited by kai_jph on Aug 10 2017 12:23am

Yes! To keep out the White Walkers! The Dome is just magic the Children of the forest cast it, thats why it is impenetrable! XD

Ah why didnt I think of that?
And they must have erected the great wall of Ice to stop the ocean spilling off the edge

No, not proved. It is a simple formula for triangulation - but only with the assumption that the Earth is flat - not a proof that the Earth is 3000 miles from the moon.

And this is a dodge regardless. We were talking about gravity, or in reality, general relativity. That has a simplified equation of E=MC2 to explain what we observe as gravity. You say it is explained by vibration density or some shit, so where's the math that explains it?

So no, you haven't proven me wrong "again." You haven't even proven me wrong.

Just imagine what card could have achieved in all these years if he hadn't spent them peddling this childish wishy-washy pseudoscience