just because the earth is flat doesn't mean you can see the complete sky - you only see your portion of it - its pretty easy to understand but considering your low low intelligence - you probably never get it and you'll be fooled to the day you die , for sure.

See its people like you, is the reason they teach gravity in the first place - because you're too low IQ to get anything else, so in your case - Sure Newton got hit by an apple, gravity is real, never question anything and go drive a bus!

Oh wait you do - good job!

This post was edited by card_sultan on May 25 2017 05:26pm

Here's you - "I understand perspective, here's nothing to prove it. Here's a bunch of statements to prove I actually don't understand perspective".

three of these pictures are 3d optical perspective - can you tell the one that is not? Is to to taxing for your small tiny grey matter?

I spent a few minutes looking around, but didn't find anything. I mean, the tilt obviously affects WHICH stars we can see from a particular location, but I can't find any reason for why the tilt would affect how they move across the sky.
The only somewhat relevant thing I can think of is that you get nights of different length, so there will be some stars you won't see in the summer because it's already (or still) too bright out.

You have no idea why the phenomenon exists. You don't actually understand why the hallway appears to get smaller.

Not my fault you are too stupid to understand a representation. You're not worth the effort for me to learn how to make visually stunning graphics.



Yes actually, it fucking does.

well i think it's a great success

Flat earth
(14 votes)
26.42%

Globe earth
(39 votes)
73.58%

Considering this amount of trolls and haters we got on internet,

Time magazine had an article that put the number at 25% - thats actually a lot bigger than most think it it's growing - like really fast - I mean I haven't seen this much traffic in the Science section like ever really, lol.



of course, cause you can only think in 2d!, You dont need to be a graphic artist to understand that not only is the perspective as well as the geometry completely different in 2d vs. 3d.

This post was edited by card_sultan on May 25 2017 07:32pm

you link the article, and i hope it's explicitely flat earth and not just geocentrism...

I'm sure he was very accurate with his statistics, we know how important to him that is.