Just be kind, please?

@TBIman Of course, there is no proof of a round Earth in your experience living a life such as yours in a small town or even a big city like New York. But if you want to expand your home range beyond that of a black bear to cover the entire world, even if you believe it is flat, you would have to navigate your way from New York to Hong Kong. Hire a private jet and tell the pilot to fly in a straight line. He would have to use the GPS to maintain his direction without veering off course. You can ignore how the GPS works and just focus on flying in a straight line over a flat plane. If the plane is flat, you will never get back to New York.

I have met guys who told me that they have never went anywhere more than 20 miles from home in their entire lives. Me, I have made road trips to all 50 states in the US, and traveled to many places mainly in Europe and Asia. I wish I have the money to hire that private jet and take you with me for a ride flying in a straight line to prove that the world is flat.

@sree251 You said

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@TBIman Of course, there is no proof of a round Earth...

That is all I was looking for. Your acknowledgement that you believe in something based on faith alone.

@TBIman No. I did not acknowledge that I believe in a round Earth based on faith. The proof of the round Earth is based on experience. The atlas globe represents the Earth showing where all the places you can go to. It is a 3 dimensional map in the form of a round ball. Airline pilots use that round ball map of the Earth to fly to cities as shown on the atlas globe. Pilots experience flying all over the round ball from London to Sydney, from Tokyo to New York. It is their experiential proof of a round Earth. This doesn't mean that a round Earth really exist. It is just as matter of perceptual experience.

@TBIman [quote]The flat Earth has never once been disproven.[/quote]

You realize we've got people in space looking down on earth, right? We've got photographs of it. Photographs from space. Video from space.

@TBIman This is a mean, angry, ignorant, homosexual stalker. Just letting you know. It is angry because it knows it is not normal.

@AtticEscapee No shit,

@Livingwell Thank you for your very well-worded comment and for not being a total prick like so many others. However, what you said in your comment was totally false. First of all, there is no simple test to prove that the Earth isn't flat. If there were, there would be no flat Earthers anywhere on the plane. You cannot see the curve of the Earth even at 120,000 feet. No man, you got it backwards. The water would spill off the Earth if it were a spinning ball, not if it were flat and motionless just like we experience. Every picture from NASA or any other space agency across the plane is fake. It is all computer-generated nonsense.

Sorry to burst your space bubble.

Why do you even care what I know to be true? Are you trying to save me from being humiliated or something. If so, it's way too late for that.

No one has ever bounced a laser off anything in so-called space. Where are you getting these nonsensible notions from?

@Livingwell The curvature you see is spherical aberration. It's your eyeball causing the illusion of curvature at the horizon.

As for the landmarks, it is possible to see them if you fly below cloud cover. You can't see anything once your plane fly above 15,000 ft after take off.

If you were to take off in a hot-air balloon that slowly lift off from the ground where your wife is watching you, she is your landmark and can be seen. But she is no longer the same wife who yelled at you when you are with her on the ground.

@sree251 I agree, Thanks for the comment sree251. Even though it was directed toward Livingwell.

@notyouraveragedummy How about your own senses? That supports my claim nicely. If I may ask, what have you seen that disproves the flat Earth? Other than fake images.

I'm still waiting to see proof of motion and curvature. Got any?

If you look for proof of curvature, or motion you will find that there isn't any. If you can prove the non-existent curvature or the non-existent motion you will be the first person in history to do so. If you can prove that we all live on an extremely large ball of water you'd be famous. Can you do it?

@LordShadowfire Give me "ONE" established proof of the globe theory. Just one. I gotta see it to believe it.

@TBIman I did already.

@LordShadowfire You did not, For if you did I woiuldn't still be here trying to wake people like yourself up to the worlds largest deception.

@LordShadowfire I'm still waiting to see proof of this oblate spheroid that I assume you still believe that you are living on. I can save you a lot of wasted time by telling you that there is no proof. All you have are assumptions, and 0 proof.

@TBIman I shared a video. What, was it too long? Here's one more fitting your attention span.
[media=https://youtu.be/IgVVN8TlTFk]

Here's an interactive(ish) one:
[media=https://youtu.be/AQl8h7Aa75s]

@LordShadowfire Proof is not a couple of videos made by globetards. Proof is someone going out into the world, and taking an actual measurement of the surface of the Earth we live on.

@TBIman You need to wake up to your reality. Planetary coordinates enable you to use the GPS to find your way around this flat stationary plane of yours. Those planetary coordinates enables your being targeted on this flat plane in a drone strike.

@sree251 I care that we have been lied to for centuries about where we actually live. Sorry for being disrespectful to others who view the clearly motionless plane beneath our feet as a spinning ball. How can you mistake one for the other?

@TBIman There is no spinning ball per se. Every aspect of our reality is perceptual. Our experience of this reality is translated into mathematical language. Curvature is an idea of linear algebra. Even your use of English is a form of code for describing your experience of this reality. It's all an illusion. The ball is an illusion. Motion is an illusion even when you are in a car speeding down the freeway. When you crash into a stationary wall and end up with a broken head, the impact is perceptual.

@ExperienceDLT I will. Thanks for not being a prick like so many others on this website.

@TBIman 👍 you are a unique individual my friend

@ExperienceDLT Thank you for the compliment.

@SW-User We need to stick to testable, observable, and repeatable science, I agree. Which part of that does the globe follow?

@notyouraveragedummy I don't believe that there is an "edge." If there were, I'm sure that someone would have photographed it by now. You are too hung up on actually seeing some sort of edge. We know now that there is no curvature on this Earth. No curvature = no globe.

Yeah, that was good, Plenty polite enough.

If you want to prove the globe find some sort of "measurable curvature," Good luck.

@TBIman Well, TBI, we've gone as far as we can go. I've tried to be respectful. I'm not "hung up", I'm just old, disabled, and can't do much but spend time on the computer now. I've taken many rides in airplanes, seen the actual curvature of the Earth for myself. Others have supplied photos showing various things disappearing over the curved horizon. You are either playing a game with us or you have another underlying motive for going on with this topic. Now it's time to say good-bye.

@notyouraveragedummy I agree we have gone as far as we can go. I have no underlying motive. My intention in bringing this very important information to Similar Worlds was just to get people to think for themselves.

Thank you for being civil throughout our correspondence.

Peace.

@Cowboybob I agree. I must let people have their own opinions. As long as they are aware that they are just opinions, or beliefs, and not true facts.

@StanleyStark You don't have to prefer that the Earth is a motionless plane, because it [b][u]IS[/u][/b] a motionless plane. I'd say that living on a motionless plane opposed to a spinning ball makes me feel much more secure.

Thanks for having an open mind.

@WaryWitchWandering

@WaryWitchWandering I am not trolling. I am questioning the reality that I was taught to believe vs what I actually experience. That's all. No harm in that... is there?

@HannahSky No. Be kind to a conspiracy realist.

@gol979 Nah, flat Earth is the truth. You should research it. You may be surprised at what you find. It is foolish not to question things.

@TBIman i have. My opinion as above

@gol979 As long as you admit that its an opinion, and you have, you are okay in my book.

@Lostpoet no. im a human being, what are you?

@ExperienceDLT Again, I don't believe that there is an "edge" to the flat Earth. Yes this post is annoying but only because people refuse to trust their senses.

@TBIman still rooting for da cats 🐈 😻 🐈‍⬛️

@Renkon I am a flat Earth knower. I only harbor one belief at this time in my life. It happens to be a belief in some sort of creator.

@StevetheSleeve Thanks ☮️