Debate on Earth's Shape and Horizon
BMLSB six nine. His observer foot height
is only one foot. Now that first platform is six point two
miles away, and Platform Habitat is nine point four miles away,
with the horizon far in the distance beyond that.
Now, I'm gonna let you just sit there and take this in, because
this, this is the absolute number
one globe killer.
Modus tollens states, if P then Q, not
Q, therefore not P. If P, we
live on a globe of radius thirty-nine fifty-nine miles,
then Q,
every horizon distance measurement cannot be more
than one point two three miles times the square root of the observer
height in feet.
Not Q, the geometric horizon is
far greater than two point seven three miles for five foot,
therefore not P.
The Earth is not a globe.
But this valid logical conclusion is hand-waved by the globe zealots
as word salad. So I'll put this devastating picture in
simpler
terms. Globe believers must have a physical
leading edge, the geographical edge to their sphere,
in order for boats to go over it
and for land and water to curve around it.
It's a fundamental pillar to their religion.
If the globe they presuppose has a radius of thirty-nine fifty-nine
miles, then the horizon distance is set by the height of the
observer. So what makes this image so devastating
is the
height of the observer at only one foot.
The horizon should be one point two two miles.
But even if we set it at five feet, the horizon should be two
point seven three miles. But we can see the bottom of
Platform Habitat where it meets the water nine point four one miles
away, and the horizon above that beyond in the
distance,
making it fundamentally impossible to see this from one foot
on a globe.
The globe does not exist
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