Monoliths are a giant clue we all have been lied too, and its pretty obvious why - because humans need to lie. It's all about psychopaths controlling the blind.

I knew that man. I've instinctively felt that since I reached adolescence. In order to maintain control over and of the population and keep everyone in the dark they've been lying for a long long time.

Its pretty bad, they teach all the kids the lie and then claim they can't handle the truth.

It like a child stealing a cookie from the cookie jar and then your Mom catches you and she asks you if you stole a cookie - do you start lying

"Well Mom - it was only the reflection of light that gave the perspective of my mirage that optical illusion....."

or just admit it, your Mom isn't going to hate you and nothing will change. Why people are so angry just gives insight into how deep the deception goes.

No one is ever leaving this place alive and that's a fact, people need to get over it.



This post was edited by card_sultan on May 19 2017 05:49pm

Right. There's no use in lying unless you're trying to avoid responsibility, or you're lying to try and put yourself above someone else with no real "tangible" evidence. I say that quote all the time, "No ones leaving this place alive" or "We're all already dead". I always hoped that humanity would come together to try and find some level of understanding before we leave this plane of existence, but sadly people would rather live a lie and deny everything and anything for the rest of their life. I guess it's easier that way for them. Not for me though.

The way i see it is that everyone is fumbling around in the dark and there's only one way out - a real dark scary cave everyone is afraid to go through.

But once you get there you find the light and everything makes sense.

I think this is a good song about finding the light after stumbling around in the dark, watch think?

We're not debating for points here. For the purposes of the discussion, the link proved me right. You can claim the link proved you right just as soon as you can show airlines running routes with a 747-400 over 65,000 feet. Until then, you're just tilting at the windmill.

Anyways, I said we can now move onto question two since you accepted (by failing to disagree with the data therein on the wiki link) that for airlines traffic, as the aircraft climbs, the speed of sound drops.



This is true, but aircraft are also designed to to work in conjunction with other speed indicators, notably that readings called out by air traffic control, ground speed indicators and GPS, at least for knowing their actual speed over land. For aircraft performance concerns, the important reading is the indicated air speed, and while there MAY be small errors between indicated air speed and actual air speed, they aren't going to be so drastic that the pilot isn't going to notice his plane shaking apart well before he reaches mach 1.

you say sound decreases in altitude, but your own link confirms this is just you cherry picking from a limited understanding

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_sound#Equations

"However, there are variations in this trend above 11 km. In particular, in the stratosphere above about 20 km, the speed of sound increases with height, due to an increase in temperature from heating within the ozone layer."

Send an angry pm to wiki, i'm sure they'll change it to agree with your military bias of the state.

And keep dodging every question i ask, its clearly a sign of your emotional immaturity.

If I am cherry picking, then by the same standards, so are you. The only differences are that I'm talking about altitudes that airliners actually fly, whereas you are not. Anyways, question two is now answered. Is it to your satisfaction?

Airline flight doesnt occur above 11 km? Ok Mr State Propaganda - if you say so....keep dodging

your whole argument amounts to "I was told this when i was 3 and i can find information that confirms my bias and no one ever lies,cause Lies are complete myth...."
um ok, good job, what a good boy you are, you deserve a star....

Lying has clearly not been invented yet, this movie proves it




This post was edited by card_sultan on May 22 2017 06:56pm

No, it doesn't occur over 20 km, which is where the speed of sound starts rising again. It is pretty flat between 11-20 km. Anyways, did you need any clarification on answer two or is it acceptable/unchallenged?