Quote (card_sultan @ Jul 4 2016 06:14am)
right - by guesstimating 1/50th of an assumed circle - he sounds like the father of Nasa's magical assumptions. I really shouldn't argue with you, I realize you're only able to understand your own perspective.
That's funny because you did the equivalent of putting your fingers in your ears and yelling when I gave you very simple and easily confirmable evidence that the earth is round.
Here I'll copy and paste it into this message too, maybe you'll find the courage to consider that you're wrong this time, but probably not.
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If the earth is flat and the sun is close enough to create the huge discrepancy in shadow lengths of vertical objects that we see, than it's close enough to create shadows that travel in opposite directions--which we do not ever see. Why?
Erastosthenes didn't ASSUME the earth was round, he proved it, you're just a bit too dull to realize the difference.