Hilarious unhinged melt down by a lunatic claiming to be the world’s smartest logician tells me more than thirteen times I lost a debate I wasn’t even having. The frothing indignation and deep seated insecurity is sublime.
Replying to @Masterzips @NotEvolution1
I won objectively with 100% logical certainty. You’re a fucking hack trying to act like it’s just subjective when even that claim is a concession that Truth is defined by the Objective Logic (God; Logos) not some local logic or logics (or false gods and flawed reasoning). Loser.
I give you a completely unhinged left of field rant by a lunatic in response to my dig elsewhere at Ray Comfort’s banana gaffe.
This is what religion does to people.
Replying to @Masterzips @NotEvolution1
You’re a coward. I indeed detest you, but you can’t accuse the AI of having human emotions. It shows the same Logic by which I condemn you is the same Logic by which you are objectively and logically condemned. To hell with you.
Replying to @ChiseledTablet
Yes. It’s called hydrostatic equilibrium. Basically at every point the weight of a gas column is balanced by the compressive reaction force of the gas below it. You need to understand that this compression force is stronger the more you try to compress the gas. >
Dumb flat earther thinks it should be possible to recreate gravitational orbiting in a bath tub. 😂
Trevor thinks there is only anecdotal evidence that Antarctica is a continent. Trevor epitomises the dumb Flat Earther who cannot think how to possibly verify researchable facts. Don’t be like Trevor.
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It was arsed and since YOU can’t be arsed to work out even simple things it looks like I’m going to have to do it for you. To resolve an object of say 10m down from halfway to the moon (192200 km) requires a resolution of 10/192200000 or 0.052 miilradians. >>
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Replying to @TakeThatClouds @DJTrumpWonn2020
Shall we go through them one by one?
This is the MAFF firefighting plane.
Blocked for asking this perfectly reasonable question.
Replying to @GANJARAMBO420
Rather than ask people to go through the history of the many ingenious ways we’ve devised to measure the distance to the sun on social media, why don’t you just look them up? Study them. Ask questions about them if they fail to convince you. That would be the adult thing to do.
Aww, poor flerfs.
In the last twelve hours, Airy's and Michelson-Morley's experiments have been completely removed from the list of arguments flat-Earthers can reasonably cite.
Those experiments never supported flat-Earth claims.
xitter.cf/haprho/status/20259226…
You missed the main point of the thread that unfolded over the last ~12 hours.
For years, flat-Earth advocates have claimed that the Airy experiment and the Michelson-Morley experiment were both designed to measure Earth's velocity relative to the Sun, the orbital speed that Bradley had already measured empirically as about 30 km/s.
That flat-Earth advocates' claim is false.
Airy's actual goal was to test Klinkerfues's theory of the aether. In fact, on the title page of their own paper, Michelson and Morley stated that Airy's experiment had failed to support that theory.
The real purpose of the Michelson-Morley experiment was to detect the effects of the aether by measuring Earth's velocity relative to the aether—using Earth's known orbital speed of about 30 km/s around the Sun as the relative motion through that stationary medium.
In this thread, gleem, Grok, I, and several others have clearly shown the following:
1️⃣ Earth is a spinning globe that orbits the Sun.
2️⃣ Stellar aberration provides direct proof that Earth is moving through space at roughly 30 km/s.
3️⃣ Neither Airy nor Michelson-Morley ever doubted that 30 km/s orbital speed. Their experiments were exclusively designed to look for how the aether would affect light as Earth moved through the aether at the 30km/s velocity.
Airy's and Michelson-Morley's experiments have now been completely removed from the list of arguments flat-Earthers can reasonably cite.
Those experiments never supported flat-Earth claims.
Behold the mighty intellect of the Flat Earther
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How many miles away is the celestial sphere from the ground?
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Here's the full photo briefly featured in my recent video post showing @BlackGryph0n against the full solar chromosphere after his jump. Crazy how small he looks despite being nearly 50,000,000x closer!
This ended up being my most popular print (vs the closeup) linked in my bio.
RIP Jim Lovell. True hero and example of the best humanity can teach.
We are saddened by the passing of Jim Lovell, commander of Apollo 13 and a four-time spaceflight veteran.
Lovell's life and work inspired millions. His courage under pressure helped forge our path to the Moon and beyond—a journey that continues today. go.nasa.gov/41tbrpq
Well if you unblock me you little snivelling toad I’d answer the question you asked before blocking me.
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Dave McKeegan just dropped a video from his work @TFEAntarctica. In summary prior to the trip he received solar sunspot photos from all over the world then took his own at Antractica
youtu.be/eYm6q8JY7Hk?feature…
SpaceX just sent Flerfdom into desperation meltdown. Hilarious barrel scraping here from a Religi-Flerf
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