Quote (ChivasRegal @ Jun 3 2017 11:34pm)
says someone who doesn't understand optical perspective and has never done the experiment...
I don't know how many times I will have to say this. optical perspective is only a thing because of the 2d trigonometry. The reason everything appears to approach the vanishing point is because the angle between the object and your vision goes to zero.
The more you harp on "optical perspective" while saying the 2d example isn't legitimate just keeps showing you don't know what you're talking about.
Quote (ChivasRegal @ Jun 3 2017 10:58pm)
and you have failed again......watching a boat float away out to sea, and disappear into the horizon is proving that we (humans) have limited vision (approx. 26 miles). NOW, pulling out some binoculars or a telescope and looking through them at the same location, will suddenly make the boat appear again in your sight. THIS proves, that there is no curve, and the earth is flat. Telescopes or binoculars can't see around corners or curves
Except for the fact that it will begin to disappear, bottom first, and has been observed many times. If you don't believe it then go do the experiment yourself.
Thing is, even Card understands this and will then start making excuses about how the water makes the light curve. His explanation is shit, and he can't even propose an experiment to verify it, but even other flat-earthers don't really deny that this happens.
This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jun 4 2017 01:48pm